Xbox One Elite Controller Battery Cover For Energizer Recharge Battery

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I added a file that includes supports which can be printed well on an Ultimaker 2. When you place the part in Cura, just rotate it 180 degrees to orient the supports properly. This is a battery pack cover for Xbox One elite controllers designed to be compatible with the Energizer Charging System. The charge can be found here: https://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-licensed-Energizer-Charging-System-Xbox/dp/B00EADTVLW/. The charging system is not compatible with Elite controllers as they have a different orientation for the lock pins, so I designed a back that is compatible. I used the Xbox One Controller Battery Cover by Stephen_J as a template. Can be printed on: Formlabs Form 1, MakerBot Replicator 2. Enjoy! Print Settings: Printer Brand: Formlabs Printer: Form 1 Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Resolution: .1 mm Notes: I have printed this on a FormLabs Form 1 printer by using the automatic Support Generation. I also printed it on a MakerBot Replicator 2 with just a raft, however the quality wasn't as impressive. However, I did notice that the MakerBot's print worked much better when used in the controller. I have also tried printing it on an Ultimaker 2, however I have had more difficulty with using that machine as the piece is rather thin. I will do more tests and post the results here. When printed on the MakerBot, the overhanging parts have some slight distortion. I simply cut the frayed bits off with an x-acto knife, and it still works fine. It is also possible to use the built-in support function for the MakerBot, however the supports can be very difficult to remove. Post-Printing I will post more images later. The printing setup in PreForm. Dark picture showing the controller charging with the battery cover on. How I Designed This To design this part I used the Xbox One Controller Battery Cover by Stephen_J as a template. Then I made some rough measurements of the different features of the battery cover that comes with the Energizer Charging Stand, and made a rough design. I then printed the part a couple times and tried it out, and made adjustments where they were necessary. The main difficulty came from the two bars on the inside as they needed to be oriented really precisely to fit in the slots on the battery pack.