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Multi-Voltage Power Tool Battery

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TORCH HANDLE AND LAMP HOLDER
TORCH HANDLE AND LAMP HOLDER
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PARKSIDE BATTERY
PARKSIDE BATTERY
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🔦 Professional Multi-Voltage (10-30V) Flashlight with Universal Tool Battery Adapter

Do you need a powerful and reliable light source on construction sites, in workshops, or during excursions Tired of low-power flashlights or having to buy specific batteries

This project allows you to transform your common power tool batteries (Parkside X20V, Milwaukee M18) into a robust and very bright portable flashlight, ensuring superior power and autonomy

 

✨ Technical Specifications and Strengths

  • Light Source: Uses a standard LED headlight for vehicles or work, compatible with a wide DC voltage range from 10V to 30V
  • Battery Compatibility: Modular design that natively supports Parkside X20V and Milwaukee M18 batteries (other adapters can be easily designed)
  • Control: Robust toggle switch, easy to operate even with gloves
  • Construction: Solid, ergonomic, and durable structure, optimized for 3D printing

🛠️ Required Components List

To replicate this flashlight you will need the following items (in addition to the 3D Printed parts):

ComponentSpecificationsQuantity
LED HeadlightWorking Voltage 10V-30V DC1
SwitchToggle Switch1
Threaded InsertsM3 Heat-set Brass Inserts8
ScrewsM3x20 Screws8
ConnectorsMale Fork Terminals2
Electrical WireTwo-color (Red and Black)Approximately 1 m

🔩 Quick Assembly Instructions

  1. Preparation: Insert the 8 M3 brass inserts into the seats using a flat-tip soldering iron (heat-set inserts)
  2. Wiring: Secure the LED headlight and the switch. Connect the headlight to the switch and then bring the Red and Black wires to the base of the handle
  3. Battery Adapter: Secure the Male fork terminals to the ends of the main wires. These will be the contact points for the specific battery adapter (M18 or X20V)
  4. Closure: Assemble the handle and flashlight head parts using M3x14 and M3x20 screws
  5. Test: Insert the desired battery into the adapter and test the switch operation

⚠️ IMPORTANT SAFETY AND BATTERY DISCHARGE WARNING

WARNING: This project does not include a deep discharge protection circuit (Low Voltage Cut-Off - LVC)

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