Yet another Tiny Whoop Case and Battery Holder

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This is another Tiny Whoop or Inductrix case and battery holder with a ring for batteries around the outside of the case, holding up to 28 batteries. I never used the recessed slots in other cases so left them out here. You can add battery holders in the lid if you want but there's definitely room. Having space for 28 batteries was more than enough for me. Standard case with 6mmx12mm battery holders: Whoop_Case_With_Batteries_Base_stackable.stl Fat battery version with 7mmx12mm battery holders: Whoop_Case_With_Batteries_Base_FatBatts.STL Fat battery version without stackable recess: Whoop_Case_With_Batteries_Base_FatBatts_non_stackable.STL Standard Top for either version: Whoop_Case_With_Batteries_Top_Plain.STL Top with 3mm thick lid for adding deep embossed text: Whoop_Case_With_Batteries_Top_3mm.stl Tall Top with 2mm thick lid: Whoop_Case_With_Batteries_Top_Tall_Plain.STL Tall Top with 3mm thick lid for deep embossed text: Whoop_Case_With_Batteries_Top_Tall_3mm.STL Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .2 Infill: .15 Notes: I like to print the base out of something rigid then print the top out of TPU or something flexible. Update 2/4/17: Added Whoop_Case_With_Batteries_Base_stackable.STL, a version with a recess on the bottom that allows it to stack on top of the upside down lid when the lid is off. Update 2/21/17: I added a new case version to accommodate larger batteries. This version uses battery holders that are 7mm x 13mm and holds up to 24 batteries. You can test your battery size before printing with Fatbatt_7x13_Size_Checker.STL. If you need more space, scale the base and top in your slicer. Update 8/22/17: I added a new fat battery version without the recess for stacking the lid and two taller versions of the lid that are 6mm taller to accommodate long batteries.