PET-BANK | 18650 DIY Powerbank
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The idea of PET-BANK is to demonstrate that even seemingly useless garbage such as Li-Ion batteries deserve the second…
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The idea of PET-BANK is to demonstrate that even seemingly useless garbage such as Li-Ion batteries deserve the second chance. And to make it even better, these were printed out of 100% recycled filament made of old PET bottles. So, Greta, how do you like this? ;-)
Basicaly the only part that is not being recycled here is this powerbank module: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32914938287.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.47f34c4dtfQLdC
Print instructions
Category: Electronics Print Settings
Printer Brand: Anycubic
Printer: Kossel
Rafts: No
Supports: No
Resolution: 0.15 mm
Infill: 10 - 20%
Filament: EKO MB PET Green RePET
Notes:
If you want to go green, you can get some spools of RePET here: https://ekomb.cz/recyklujeme-e-shop/
Post-Printing
1) Assembling the electronics
- Insert a powerbank module insto the front part of powerbank.
- solder two extension wires to both sides of an 18650 cell.
- Insert the cell with attached wires into the powerbank and solder the wires to the powerbank module.
- secure the cell with some hot silicon from glue gun.
2) Enclosing the powerbank
- Glue the front cover to the front of the powerbank body using some superglue.
- Do the same with Top cover.
3) Congrats! You´ve just gave new life to an old garbage! :-)
Duration of Lesson
60 min.