Milwaukee M12 Battery Cap

Milwaukee M12 Battery Cap

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Cap for Milwaukee M12 Battery After you print the cap - it's best the stuff the battery into it while it's still warm to get a good fit. If it's cooled down use a heat gun to carefully warm the area - it doesn't take a lot of heat - and stuff the battery into the cap a few times - reheat the cap a few times if needed. If the latch/clip arms don't align correctly with the base tabs you can soften the cap arms up a bit and twist them into place and toe them in for better contact with the base tabs. Don't overheat... In the SCAD file are attempts to model the battery and base - but they aren't complete. For example the base to battery interface tabs aren't worked out completely and the base doesn't quite match the handle profile of a tool...

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