The studs on these cells were welded on already and it came with M6 nuts. I did break 1 stud off and had to drill out and tap to a M8. This was really tedious as I could only drill down about 3mm but it worked out well in the end.? very apparent high build quality
nice plating, cool printed enclosure! nice touch with the balancing cable holder between 3d printed parts.
inspirational build.
what advice do you have about handling stud install with those cells? i’m uncertain how to make ultimate best connection to 280/310Ah cell terminal.
upload a new photo of your hand so we know it’s ok
The whole case takes about 3 days to print. I used Carbon Fiber PETG for it so it is super tough.Great work, everything looks aweseome! I would absolutely have a need to put lego's on the top, lol!
On a serious note; how long did it take for the case? I don't have a 3D printer, but I've been slowly dipping my toes into that world lately.
I was drilling out the bus bars while holding the bus bars. I snapped the plate off my drill press a few weeks ago. Plus I'm an idiot...Outch, that wound seems painful, what happend?
Thank you :Dvery VERY well done. I like it!
Fusion 360What CAD program?
What printer?
Where did you get your cells?
PM me your email and I will share. I am exploring selling these but could use a couple of beta testers.would you be willing to share the .STL files or post to thingiverse
Was the breakage operator error or a faulty stud? Trying to get a decent M8 thread formed in only 3mm must have been pretty tedious.The studs on these cells were welded on already and it came with M6 nuts. I did break 1 stud off and had to drill out and tap to a M8. This was really tedious as I could only drill down about 3mm but it worked out well in the end.