Bottom- wrapped tight, flux, and solder.
Top-kapton tape. Thinking this might be the solution for keeping it thin and flexible but also in one piece
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Is that not going to insulate against conductivity? Or are you only glueing spots where the conductivity not not important? Also silicone conformal coating might remain a little more flexible, and (according to @b264 - I have yet to try this) you can solder straight through it if need be.
But if the superglue is doing the job, then thats a great low cost solution!
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I tested continuity with my voltmeter, and it appeared not to be an issue, but will certainly test more before i use it at the solution 100%.
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looks great @Zach ! is it safe to presume the final version will be printed in red? (because red is faster)
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hell no hombre! red is great and all, but theres a reason batman went for black.
this is not me saying my parents are dead, this is me saying black is sleek
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Evil Sunz!
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Oh, its gonna be a tight fit. But so far, so good!
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Looks great!
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These are with the magnets we discussed? Any idea if it’s strong enough?
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Same magnets but lesser amount. I’m opting for just 2x 3x4x20 magnets per side, and then using a steel key (4x4x40)embedded on the battery magazine side
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Possible Aesthetic change 
Other than that, im working on getting another printer, or atleast access to another printer, since i no longer have access to the printers at my school (#thankscorona)
But,
Hope y’all are safe
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God damn i love this project. Let us know if there is anything we can do to help!
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Thank you! Working real hard to make it work! Space constrictions suuuccckk
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Big thanks to @Mainflow for helping me print out one of the Mags to test tolerances. This is why this community > others imo
Also for the sharp eyed among you, you will notice that the Mags are more NESE style, and as such, I will take no credit for that. If the internal design interests you, please check out @Agniusm and his NESE modules, as theyre essentially this system but internalised. Awesome stuff.
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Have you moved towards using the NESE tabs then? Or are you still using the copper braid?
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Still using the copper braid for now. The ampacity is great but I think I might need a thinner solution
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