Z batteriez look very nize. Eggzellent azzembly work. 
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Can’t wait to get it! 
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these joints are fkin amazing i must say
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I think we need a thread dedicated to printed battery cell frames CAD download designs and discussion.
my ender 3 always was making prints far too shitty to use for those cell frames, hoping the resin printer works perfect for this!
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I designed them, and they are so tight that some cells fit perfect and some cells get a little bit of a scrunch in the wrap… they definitely don’t come loose unless you break the holders.
Printhead pathing makes a huge difference. When it went straight through the gaps, I got less stringing than setting it to avoid crossing the gaps… it’s weird.
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@JoeyZ5 you are doing some beautiful work mate, but can I offer one constructive criticism?
In my experience, its best to make pieces like this a bit longer. Over such a short length of wire, it’s very easy for the solder to wick far enough into it to make the whole piece pretty much solid.
That said, your batteries are a pleasure to behold. It’s obvious that you love what you do. Keep up the good work dude!
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I had some of those short ones go completely stiff so I replaced them. I will definitely make them a bit longer in the future though. Thanks for the feedback!
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Looks awesome.
Curious, because I’m going to build into an Evo Spectrum…
Charge port is in the front? Could you possibly provide some info on that? 
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The customer already had a charge port installed in the front of the enclosure. Putting the small Daly at the front on the angled part gives you more space in the back for the ESC.
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Finally got my battery installed in my board yesterday BTW. It’s working great. 
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Excellent. Good to know. I will try laying it out that way, thank you! I always appreciate your information sharing.
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Mind you it won’t be a lot of space, it’s a tight AF fit, but it works. 
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Take any pics of the insides?
In hindsight, probably should have but didn’t.
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Open her back up and get some photos for the Gram, yo. 
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I would, but the enclosure is sealed with silicone and I rather not have to cut it all off and reapply after. 
I’ll take pictures when I get the Freesk8 Dong and install the receiver.
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Just curious what are you using to be able to have a push button or does the esc have built in antispark? Not sure what that visible pcb is in post #13 with the through hole xt90s maybe an antispark in there? Thanks and beautiful work brew!
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I can see a balance port and maybe a UART comm port which tells the esc its connected to a future motion battery (vendor locking bs)
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The post you replied to is a Funwheel battery, and those ESC’s (Cheap FOCer) have a power button that turns off the control electronics to save power.
For post 13, that is a Onewheel BMS which has discharge mosfets for on/off. Notice the backwards wired XT60…
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