Uploaded February 2020 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago

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We have a ton of Ryobi tools and batteries. It dawned on us that we could build a powerstation using the replaceable Ryobi 18V batteries.

Here is our second Prototype. It has two 2.4A USB ports, 1 QC 3.0, 1 Type C port, 1 12V cigarette socket, 1 LED light

We put the case CAD model and STL model on Thingiverse: thingiverse.com/thing:4168822

Here are the parts we used: (Affliliate links):

Carefully check the Amazon products. Lately I've found if Amazon is out of stock, they change the link to point to another similar/but wrong product!!!

* Ryobi 18V 9Ah Lithium battery ( amzn.to/38oLFFm )
* Bestek 300Watt Pure Sine wave AC inverter ( amzn.to/37kdnBQ )
* Ryobi 150-Watt Powered Inverter, with 2 USB Ports and One 120-Volt Outlet ( amzn.to/2Shahu1 )
* Ryobi 18V One+ Dual Chemistry Vehicle charger ( amzn.to/2vouV2n )
* DC-DC 10A 12V buck converter ( amzn.to/2SjwSGn )
* cigarette lighter socket ( amzn.to/3byDuYX )
* dual 2.4A USB ports ( amzn.to/31MaZ5x )
* QC 3.0 and type C socket ( amzn.to/3buZkwz )
* toggle switch ( amzn.to/2uGV8ZU )
* LED puck light ( amzn.to/2vmlSz8 )
* Battery Leaf springs ( amzn.to/31KSCy5 )
* 2.85mm ABS Filament 1kg for 3D Printers, Fluorescent Green ( amzn.to/38B0W6f )
* Flexible 12 AWG Stranded Copper Wire ( amzn.to/38Ni1JW )
* 3/4" strap / Heavyweight Polypropylene Webbing ( amzn.to/39Lom93 )

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