Makita LXT USB Charger
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This USB charger for mobile devices attaches to a Makita LXT-style battery pack using Joeynovak's helpful Makita battery clip design. Constructed with an easy-to-find USB/voltage regulator circuit board and scrap sheet metal, it offers convenience at the workshop or jobsite. Follow these steps: 1) Print the model with support enabled. 2) Modify screw hole bosses to match your chosen screws. 3) Purchase item 144860 from DX.com, or select a preferred voltage regulator. Install it onto the bosses via screws or adhesive. 4) Bend a 1mm sheet metal piece to fit into slots. 5) Connect wiring to sheet metal tabs and route them to the voltage regulator through soldering, crimping, or bolting. 6) Secure tabs in place using your preferred adhesive (I used ABS/acetone sludge). 7) Assemble the two printed components with screws. The selected regulator is capable of delivering up to 3A through the USB port, enabling charging for most devices.
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