Ryobi 1+ Battery Cap
thingiverse
I may be overcautious, but I feel uneasy stashing unprotected batteries in a bag alongside metal instruments. I assumed there must be a solution, yet I couldn't readily discover one on Amazon, so 3D printing seemed like my most practical choice for them. After discovering several battery caps here on Thingiverse, I decided they didn't quite meet my specifications, so I designed my own. This one is 2.5mm thick, which should withstand repeated use, but is thin enough to avoid bulkiness. It also covers the entire insert shaft of the battery, making it less prone to being pulled off by stray tools. Print Settings Printer Brand: LulzBot Printer: TAZ 5 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 30% Triangle Notes: Printed with Gizmo Dorks PLA, adjust settings to your personal preferences.
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