Missile Pod-style Battery Holder AA/AAA /2Hatch Type by and_craft_3d on Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5572757

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Click here for 3 hatch type / 3 batteries includedhttps://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5610040Missile pod style AA and AAA battery holders.I made two types for AA and AAA.The AAA battery type and commercial license are currently being prepared for sale.This file is provided as a free sample for personal, non-commercial use only.Please do not re-upload this file to other platforms.Feel free to support me at:Please refer to the stl data and video of "others-assembly_reference" for assembly and usage.For 18650 batteries (output unconfirmed)When the scale of "aax4-pod case-body" and "aax4-pod case-cowl" is multiplied by 1.286 when outputting, it becomes the size of 18650 battery.When the scale is multiplied by 1.286, the maximum battery length in 3D data is 65.5mm.Reference for print settingsRecommended layer height 0.2mm.Shell 3loopsInfill 10%Top thickness 1mmBottom thickness 1.5mm All data can be 3D printed without support on FDM 3D printers.Use a nipper to cut the small triangular support on the part where the cowl of the "pod case-body" attaches.There is a 0.2mm gap in the height direction of the small triangular support of the "pod case-body".*supplementDepending on the conditions of the printer, slicer settings, filament, etc., the hatch may be hard to open and close after printing.Be careful when opening and closing the hatch for the first time.Before assembling, move the hatch part repeatedly so that it opens and closes smoothly.If the interfering part is not smooth during temporary assembly, it can be improved by slightly finishing the steps of the layers with sandpaper.If the hatch comes off when opening and closing, please adjust the length of the slide by pasting tape etc. on the red part of the supplementary image.