Canon LP-E6 Battery eliminator

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I'm building an AC adapter for my Canon 60D camera, and it will fit snugly into the battery slot, providing a convenient way to route wires from the contact points to an external DC power supply. update 1: I've corrected some glitches on the right side rail and fixed several errors in the design. The original .scad file was seriously flawed, requiring extensive sanding before it would work properly. Test Print Results - Jan 29th/2015: The print fits neatly into the charger, but the slots for the rails are slightly too narrow to fit comfortably into the camera body. To resolve this issue, I could use a Dremel to enlarge the slots, or I can simply adjust the .scad and .stl files once I have some free time. It seems to me that the slot for the battery connections needs a slight adjustment as well. update 2: On Jan 29th/2015, I rebuilt the rails and redesigned the wire guide for providing power to the pins, ensuring separate slots for each pin to keep wires neatly organized and secure in place. A tight-fitting clip will be used to hold the wires steady until cement or solvent welding is applied. Instructions Not recommended for use yet: Since my measurements were taken using a normal office ruler by eye only, I won't post the .STL file until after conducting thorough testing. Furthermore, I still need to determine what device should fit into the base of the power slots to connect properly with an AC adapter. Additionally, researching voltage and current requirements for my Canon camera would be beneficial; although, I could attempt regulation at 7.2 volts, with no more than one amp drawn from it - a rough guess indeed - so referring to the specs for a commercially available sold AC adaptor is in order.