EN-EL10 Battery Tray January 18, 2020
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EN-EL10 Battery Tray

January 18, 2020 3D Printing object
EN-EL10 Battery Tray

EN-EL10 Battery Tray EN-EL10 Battery Tray EN-EL10 Battery Tray

Description

This is two battery tray design for the EN-EL10 batteries. They are used by Nikon for their point and shoot cameras. One of the design holds 6 batteries while the other one holds 4 batteries at an angle for a lower overall height.

It can be printed without support.

This object was designed using Fusion 360


Files

EN-EL10-Battery-Holder.stl EN-EL10-Battery-Holder.stl
Slanted-EN-EL10-Battery-Holder.stl Slanted-EN-EL10-Battery-Holder.stl

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