Parkside aku power for 3D printer

I needed a proper power source not to get stuck with nearly “ready to print” printer for all weekend, till the purchased PSU comes and found out, that my Parkside 20V team AKU can handle board, steppers, fans , nozzle, bed and even 5V step-down convertor (to power raspberry-pi with 3.5” octodash) for little over an hour. That is good enough for Benchy ,)))

shopping list:

• StepDown convertor
• XD60 connector (or the one your printer use)
• male fustons 2x
• some cables 
• nuts and bolts

 remixed parts:

• parkside battery mount 
• XD60 panel mount

No support needed, layer hight 0.20,  Prusament galaxy black PET-G and Prusament Mango Yellow  PET-G used.

You may need to do PID calibration and use gotten the values every time you run the printer from battery. I made myself simple gcode file, leave it the printer and run it after every battery pack power up. It is missing M500 command therefor new PID (20V) setting will stay just till shutdown.Then original PID (220V) reappears. 

Made by Hodinový Maker

!!! IMPORTNENT NOTE !!!!  

Classic Parkside battery packs ( ain’t like Performance series ) do not have Low Voltage Cut-off !!!  Pay attention not to over discharge your battery it can be permanently damaged.