Dualstrusion Rolling MintyBoost Charger
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Published on December 17, 2012
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Rolling MintyBoost Enclosure
by kenton86
Description
This is my first try at dualstrusion. I embedded a little charger icon in the lid to give it a little more flash and to quickly orient the side with the usb jack.The new sliding mintycover has a much thinner tab, which makes it slide much easier around the track!
The lightning bolt detail is pretty thin, so select 0 shells on both files to get it to print correctly.
The lightning bolt detail is pretty thin, so select 0 shells on both files to get it to print correctly.
Instructions
Download all three files. Using RepG, merge the two mintyboost_charge files. The logo file will be the constrast color. Set shells to 0 for the best lightning bolt fill. Print out one of the mintycovers- make sure you print it out slanted (helps with durability). Buy a Mintyboost from Adafruit: adafruit.com/products/14. Get a battery holder that loads from the side like this one: digikey.com/product-detail/en/BC22AAW/BC22AAW-ND/66727
Assemble the MintyBoost inside of the enclosure, insert a mintycover into the track, and snap the lid into position.
Assemble the MintyBoost inside of the enclosure, insert a mintycover into the track, and snap the lid into position.
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Dualstrusion Rolling MintyBoost Charger by kenton86 is licensed under the Attribution - Share Alike - Creative Commons license.
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Likely, the lightning bolt will slice correctly IF you make extra shells 0 for all three settings. I think the print-o-matic setting does this when shells is 0.
Thanks for the tip! Set shells to 0 and get a much better bolt!