create a battery dispenser for C batteries
I liked the battery dispenser I used for AA and AAA. Too bad it did not come with a C-size version.
I took raw measures of my C and AA battery.


The C battery measures 25 mm x 48 mm.


The AA battery measures 15 mm x 49 mm.
Therefore, I could scale along the X and Z axis by a ratio of 25/15 = 1.67
and scale
along the Y axis by a ration of 48/49 = 0.98
.
Unfortunately, it then does not fit my labists x1 mini.

First, let’s open it in blender and scale it accordingly.
Then, let’s use bisect to cut the mesh into smaller parts.

Actually, I am realizing that I would have to split the dispenser into 4 parts.

It looks too difficult, let’s look for another one on the internet.
I then found another customizable and extendable battery dispenser. It does not provide the fifo feature I wanted, but it might be good for my skills.
Because it provides a OpenSCAD source, in which the wallheigh is a parameter (108 by default), I can easily create a stl fitting into my printer.
Because I found a solution that I consider good enough, I believe I won’t continue this project, but to avoid the publication bias, I’ll keep this note anyway.