Heltec V3 Slim Case for 18650
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A simple case for the Heltec V3 that incorporates an 18650 cell
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Edit 2026-02-07: Fixed the bottom half file to remove floating edges that appeared in Orca
Slim case for the Heltec V3 Meshtastic board powered by an 18650 cell. I have hundreds of those cells laying around and it felt silly to purchase a MuziWorks battery or other flat cell just so I could have a slightly smaller case to carry around. Also uses an SMD-style cell holder because it's my opinion that those are better quality and I always have spares of them. Kudos to @Gremlin87's model that I took inspiration from.
Aside from the Heltec V3/antenna and an 18650 cell you'll need
2ea M3x6mm screws, I use socket-head style
1ea SMD-style 18650 cell holder, like this one
Assembly notes:
Some manufacturers of the SMD holders have a tiny little leg or two on the bottom. Snip that off so the cell holder can sit flat.
Insert the two tiny buttons into the holes underneath the board before you put the board in.
The cell holder "snaps" into its area and is held in place with tabs to make it semi-removable. If, when assembling, the printed tabs snap off because of print tolerances or slightly different cell holder sizes, you can probably still use the print. Glue a thin piece of foam to the lid/rear before screwing it closed, and that should press down the battery to keep it from moving around (maybe do both?).
Be careful not to pinch the battery or antenna wires when you attach the two pieces, the lid/rear has tabs that hold the board down.
IMPORTANT: I like the SMD-style cell holders, but they're not marked for polarity. It's on you if you insert a cell backwards and fry the board.
Thanks for printing!