Makita Battery SW3518 Fast Charging Module Housing

Components

A: Fast charging module only

1. SW3518 module

2. M3*8~14 screws, 4 pieces

3. One KCD1 switch (the larger one) (controls power on/off)

4. Makita power take-off pins

B: Module with LED light

1. SW3518 module

2. M3*8~14 screws, 4 pieces

3. One KCD1 switch (the larger one) (controls power on/off)

4. Makita power take-off pins

5. One KCD11 switch (the smaller one) (controls LED strip light on/off)

6. 12mm wide aluminum substrate LED strip (installation space reserved is 12mm*45mm, because wiring is on the front, including wire size) (the LED strip I bought is 24V, one section is relatively long, I cut it from the middle, scraped off the surface layer, and reconnected with wires; if it's 12V, you can try connecting in series)

Note: The LED window needs to be printed in transparent or translucent colors, if you don't have AMS, you can place the model where your printer's homing action won't touch it, then first slice and print the window, which is only two layers and 0.4mm high, do not move the build plate after printing, after changing filament, re-slice the remaining main body part, slicing needs to set Z lift to 0.6mm. That should work.

Note: The print profile included above is only for showing where support and color are needed, I didn't print this with Bambu Lab before, so it's best to use your own process and material settings

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There's also a portable lamp, I'll upload it when I have time

There's also a speaker, the 70mm speaker from Edifier wasn't good enough, I took it apart after finishing it