Minty Printy Boost V3 Box

This is a parametric box design for a Minty Boost V3 USB Mobile Charger. The recommended Altoids Mints Tin and other boxes had a few issues for my purpose.

I wanted something that could:

- Fit 3 batteries instead of 2 (for a longer charge)

- LED to signal if it's on or off

- A switch so that batteries don't have to be stored separately

Note the LED has a built in flashing circuit that doesn't need a current limiting resistor. The reason for this is to save current over a regular non-flashing LED and to save component space as well as draw attention to it being on.

Minty Boost V3: http://www.ladyada.net/make/mintyboost/

This project also uses OpenScad Font: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6820 for a text warning on the bottom of the minty boost and the title on the top.

WARNING: Use this at your own risk. Batteries and MintyBoost get very hot as documented on Adafruits website, particularly with high current devices like the iPhone etc. Batteries are ge