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January 15, 2023
Description
9v Battery Box
by RebelTaz
I hot glued some white LEDs to a magnifying lens a long time ago to use in my shop and decided I needed a real battery box to hold the 9v battery. I designed this to accept not only a 9v battery, but a charging jack (that fits a slow charger I built for my 9v battery meters along time ago) and a slide switch to switch between Off/Charging and On.
License:
CC BY-NC-ND - Attribution - Non commercial - No derivatives
