Battery Blocker Blocky Block
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A customer brought in a broken Fuji camera with a detached battery door and a faulty interface where the door connects. As a maker at a camera store, I considered creating a solution using my 3D printer. Due to the unavailability of replacement parts for this specific model, I designed a print that incorporates a nickel as a non-removable core. However, this method requires careful attention during printing to prevent plastic gobs from forming and interfering with the process. The nickel version adds an interesting quirk, but an alternative file is provided without the nickel if preferred. After printing, insert a 1/4-20 3/4" bolt into the bottom of the print and spin it to secure the battery door in place. Adjust as needed for specific camera models.
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