The Wood Yogi | How to Make a Rechargeable Battery Holder - Woodworking Project @TheWoodYogi | Uploaded 6 years ago | Updated 1 minute ago
This is an easy woodworking project, using minimal tools.
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I make these battery holders from scrap reclaimed material. It only requires a small piece of wood, a drill and drill bit and a hand saw. A hand plane can be used for cleaning up, but sand paper is also an option.
These small projects are quick to make and good little skill builders.
I use AA size rechargeable batteries in my camera and I rotate 3 sets between charging and using them.
While there is a set in my camera ready for filming, I try to keep at least one set (4 batteries) charged and ready to use. I can then have one set charging while I work.
I used a 16mm Bit for drilling the holes.
Stored batteries need to be easy to access and this small project offers a great storage solution
I like the idea of making my own Tools, especially if it is a Tool that is not easily found or readily available. Handmade Tools give great satisfaction and for me it is fun knowing that I created something to help me better improve my woodworking experience.
If you like what I do, then please Subscribe, Like and Share my Videos. It really helps to support My Channel and to create new content on a regular basis.
Namaste ॐ
This is an easy woodworking project, using minimal tools.
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I make these battery holders from scrap reclaimed material. It only requires a small piece of wood, a drill and drill bit and a hand saw. A hand plane can be used for cleaning up, but sand paper is also an option.
These small projects are quick to make and good little skill builders.
I use AA size rechargeable batteries in my camera and I rotate 3 sets between charging and using them.
While there is a set in my camera ready for filming, I try to keep at least one set (4 batteries) charged and ready to use. I can then have one set charging while I work.
I used a 16mm Bit for drilling the holes.
Stored batteries need to be easy to access and this small project offers a great storage solution
I like the idea of making my own Tools, especially if it is a Tool that is not easily found or readily available. Handmade Tools give great satisfaction and for me it is fun knowing that I created something to help me better improve my woodworking experience.
If you like what I do, then please Subscribe, Like and Share my Videos. It really helps to support My Channel and to create new content on a regular basis.
Namaste ॐ
