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Flatpack 2.0 Modular Watertight Battery Storage

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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AuxArc presents the Flatpack 2.0 Modular Watertight Battery Storage solution.

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This design is a direct result of requests from my downloaders and supporters!  Thank you!

Last year, I produced a watertight puck solution for battery storage, and then a smaller, more compact, also watertight, flat pack for the same purpose.  I got a lot of requests of a wide variety of batteries though, 18650s, 18350s, no 9v, more CR123a, you name it.  A one stop battery shop for your camping bag, your range box, your overland vehicle, whatever.  So this is the answer.  A modular battery box.  There's some improvements.  For starters, it can hold more.  Secondly, it has a much more robust latch system.  Third, there are two case size options here, the long 2x3 square box and the short 2x2 box.  

 

  Either one you choose, you can print a TPU gasket for.  If you do that, you'll want to print the longer latches.  The short latches will keep the box shut flush, but you'll want the longer ones to accommodate the gasket.  To assemble, press the two keys through the top of the tray until they are flush.  I would then put a few inserts in so you can push against them, and push it into the cap to lock the tray to the cap.  Snap on the latches.  Slide the gasket over the tray and potentially glue in place if you wish.  If you use the optional nameplate, customize the name you want and you can glue it in the square on the box just above the “Flatpack 2.0” name.

 

  Current Insert options are:

 

  • 3x AA
  • 7x AAA
  • 3x CR123A
  • 2x 18350s
  • 2x 18650s and storage space
  • 1x 9v
  • 1x 9v, 3x 1632 and 3x 2032
  • 4x 18350s with storage space
  • Short empty tray
  • Long empty tray

  There are also two step files, one for each size of insert, where you can customize and design your own insert for the batteries you need.  

 

  Feel free to continue with requests, suggestions, critiques and comments!  Your support, downloads, boosts and requests are what keep the development happening here.  Thank you!

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A great modular battery storage system that was super am easy to print (body was done in ABS) and super easy to put together. I didn’t need to sand or trim anything, it all went together easy. I printed the TPU gasket and with the longer arms, it all fits and closes great. Amazing work and a great print!
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Glad I could help!
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Replying to @AuxArc :
Only comment is that the 18650s have to be the flat-top style to fit, if it has the typical nub on the positive end, it doesn't fit in the tray.
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Replying to @checkers :
I'll fix that.
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Beautiful design, thank you very much
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I may be blind, but Im not seeing the file for the smaller outer case
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plate 5
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Replying to @AuxArc :
I think I am blind also, not seeing it lol
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Replying to @RobM1990 :
Plate 5.
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came out great! wish there was a bin with full 2032 and full 1632 it would save me a ton of space. otherwise great place to store all the batteries in one place!
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Made this for a friend in the Sheriff's Office. Loves it. Heads up, the insert for the 18650 's will not fit the rechargeable style. Not a Big deal, because the batteries are just back ups anyway. Fit and finish are exceptional. I gave a ton of the original battery pucks away as Christmas gifts. I compete in USPSA, Steel Challenge and GSSF. The pucks, filled with batteries made me quite popular!
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lol the puck full of batteries is worth like $40
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Replying to @AuxArc :
They did not get the good ones, Amazon basics in bulk. Still cost a bit. It is hard to get through a match without somebody asking if anybody has a spare battery. Weapon lights, timers, optics. I gave one to the RM at a level 2 match. He ended up needing 4 aaa's for a timer before a shot was fired. These are amazing!
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Replying to @user_1888956082 :
Yeah. I don't know how many times I'd have one of my batteries or friends batteries die and at some point, I realized I could design a solution.
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works great. hinge connections needed slightly fileing. look at dimensions, I didnt realize how big it was.
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There's a shorter version if that's better.
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definitely more robust than I was expecting. how exactly did you assemble the keys and top?
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P1S version?
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I checked the print profile and P1S was on it. Not sure what's going on there.
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Replying to @AuxArc :
yeah not sure it says the P1S is not compatible.
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Any way you can make the 18650 slot a bit bigger for the rechargeable versions that has a plug in port? the sig brand 18650s are 72mm long and I believe a bit wider as well.
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Is this made in gridfinity dimensions?
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No. Or not on purpose anyways but I don't believe it is.
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Replying to @AuxArc :
Would be a great 3.0 IMHO, SO many uses for this beyond the range, and with the unlimited options available... Just saying lol. I WISH I knew how to 3d model stuff like that.
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It would be amazing if you could share the inner box design so I can edit and modify the shape of the containers or the types of content that can be placed inside. P.S. Your design is incredibly useful.
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The inserts are already available as STEP. Or do you mean the tray itself?
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