Shared by andrewytiger on Thingiverse:
This a simple 9V battery pack/connector that allows you to power other projects or devices. It is particularly useful for powering Arduino’s or small circuits which require a 9V DC current. This print requires no glue to assemble. Just press the male ends of two jumper wires into their slots and slide in a battery, Then slide on the clip as shown in the pictures. Never buy a 9V connector again.
Features
- Holds the battery securely against the leads for a reliable connection.
- To disconnect the battery from the circuit, simply slide the battery up. This disengages it from the leads, while still keeping it in place.
- No glue required for assembly.
Note: Toleranced for a finely tuned Anet A8. If tolerances are too tight or too loose, try scaling the model by 0.5 – 1%.
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