Yashica Electro 35 LR44 Adapter — PX 32, EPX164, PX164, HM-4N, 164PX

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After a Success of Previous Model I Decide to Improve the Model by Reinforcing the Adapter. If You Have an Old Camera That Uses Mercury Cell Batteries — PX 32, EPX164, PX164A, HM-4N, 164PX — I've Designed This Adapter That Allows You to Use 4 LR44 Replacing Those Old Mercury Cells That Are Not Allowed and Produced Anymore, Just Print and Put a Copper Wire and Voila! You Can Install the Batteries the Way You Want, Just Make Sure You Put Them in the Right Direction on the Camera, That's Why I Didn't Draw the Position of the Poles on the Adapter. For Those Who Need It and Don't Have a Printer, I Can Print and Send It with Free Shipping Worldwide from Ebay: https://www.ebay.ie/itm/283700556300?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649 This Model Works for Essentially Anything That Uses Those Discontinued Mercury Batteries, but Was Designed Specifically for the Yashica Electro 35 Line of Cameras. Some of the Battery Names/Models in Question Are the PX32, PX450, TR164 (Malory), & E164 (Eveready) Batteries. Designed to Save Material and Weight. Model Dimensions Height: ~45mm (44.9mm) Diameter: ~17mm (16.97mm) Print Settings Rafts: No Brim: Yes Supports: No Need Resolution: 0.2mm/Layer (Depended of the Nozzle Diameter) Infill: 30% Print Temp: 205º C Build Plate Temp: 60º C Post Printing Help: — There Is No Need Sanding Down for a Friction-Less Fit in the Battery Chamber, But Only a Light Sanding May Be Needed — There Is a Hole in the Print, Going Through the Base, for Electrical Continuity. A Copper Wire Will Need to Be Threaded Through This Hole, and the Ends Bended. See Pics to See Details. It's Super Easy to Do — It Can Be Used in Any Position/Direction on Camera, Just Check If the Batteries Polarity Match with the Camera Polarity. The Batteries Should Share the Same Polarity (Direction) in the Adapter — The Batteries Removal Are Made to Be Easy, You Just Need to Push with the Nail