LP-E6 Battery Magazine — New/Used, Parametric
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Never grab a dead battery on a shoot again. This parametric LP-E6 battery magazine keeps your batteries organized with a built-in fresh/used system — no moving parts, nothing to break in a bag.
How it works
Each slot has an engraved marker disc on each end face — one for fresh, one for spent. Orient the battery arrow toward the end that matches its state. Flip it when you swap it out. Simple, fast, works in the dark by feel.
Fully parametric — any shape you need
Set COLS and ROWS to print any grid: a slim 1×4 for a jacket pocket, a 2×3 for a full day's shoot, a 2×4 for a traveling kit. Walls are shared between cells so the array prints as one solid piece.
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Drop the long side in diagonally to clear the grip bumps, then snap the other side flat. Pops out the same way — firm but easy with one hand.
Features
- Fits Canon LP-E6, LP-E6N, LP-E6NH, LP-E6P and compatible third-party batteries (SmallRig, Powerowl, etc.)
- USB-C charging ports remain fully accessible while seated
- Angled vent slots on outer walls
- Rounded corners and edges — bag friendly, nothing to snag
- Raised marker discs on end faces for easy two-color painting in Bambu Studio
Pro tip: Try luminescent filament for the fresh end marker disc. It glows in low light — exactly when you need to find a charged battery fast.
Print settings
- Material: PLA works; PETG or PAHT-CF recommended for bag durability
- No supports required
- 3 walls, 15% infill minimum
- Tune FIT_CLEAR for your printer tolerance
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If any of my designs have been useful, a boost goes a long way in helping other makers find them. Really appreciate the support.
License
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