Qi Charger

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I scored some Qi charging boards during the holidays to create chargers for my mom and dad. I felt a bit envious, so when I arrived home I ordered another one for myself and this is it. I purchased the boards from Adafruit http://www.adafruit.com/products/2162. If you're using something else other than a Nexus 5, please let me know and I can easily change the model.\nYou may also use your preferred logo, I resized this version of an opensource hardware logo for mine.\n\n \n \n Directions\nNon printed parts:\n4 ea. 16mm M3\neight (8) ea. 10mm M3\ndozens of 6 ea. M3 nuts\nSuper Glue\nQi charger (http://www.adafruit.com/products/2162)\nscores of 4 ea. rubber feet \nPrint both the top and base \nInsert Qi pcb in base, be cautious to bend the wires linking the charging base because they're merely wrapped. In fact watch out for those wires throughout assembly, take your time. \nUsing the four (4) 16mm M3 bolts attach cap of base by sliding bolts into upper half first then pcb's mounting holes finally lower half of base. At this point mind alignment of pcb inside base as it can move while tightening bolts. Place six (6) M3 nuts in bottom of lower half of base to secure. \nUsing the two (2) 10mm M3 bolts attach lower half of top to base, secure with two M3 nuts. \nInsert charging plate into top and press all wires into channel in top itself. \nAttach face of top using Glue. Finally stick your preferred logo in the recess on the face.