battery load tester enclosure

3d printing upgrade of tools. this is a 12v battery load tester I built.......16 years ago? Case was thrown together as an afterthought, since it only gets used maybe once a year. it'll sit for a bit until i get the motivation to add the extra functionality of the high range printed on the mater face.

but for this week, it gets a nicer box to sit in

print left and top twice, as right and bottom are just mirror images

all parts are meant to be printed with no supports and is held together with 8 M3 nuts and bolts. I had to cut the ones i had available but i think you need 30mm length at least

use a suitable drill to clean up holes, I used a 1/8" drill

this is really all a moot point, as I don't know of any way to source the meter I use, as I think it is 50+ years old. I suppose you could just print the back twice and cut as you see fit