Parkside battery to Ryobi tool adapter

Parkside battery to Ryobi tool adapter

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Parkside battery adapter for Ryobi tool. ================ Mixed two pieces of work together, I admit that. Did some modifications so they fit together. You need to print: - 1x top - 1x bottom - 2x clip And extra: - 4x 6.3mm Faston male crimp connector, "blue" (accepts 1.5 - 2.5 mm2 cable) but without the plastic protective tubing - 2x ~10cm cable (I advise 2.5 mm2) - CA glue or any "fast" glue - 1x some small spring (from a pen, split in half) __a)__ - 4x M3 screws - 4x metal M3 threaded inserts that you put in with heat (f.e. with soldering iron) __b)__ - or just glue it togehter :-) (but watch the alignment!) Put the cable through the holes, crimp or solder the connectors, glue them in place. If something is tight, help it with a little heat (soldering iron), but be careful. It should work 99% straight out of the printer. **Connecting just the two connectors on each side (+ & -) works for the tool, but don't try to charge it with Ryobi charger. Charge the battery with Parkside charger only!**

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