Ryobi One+ Battery remover (for people with small hands or arthritis problems)

My mother has arthritis in her hands, and is unable to grip her Ryobi battery to remove it from her battery powered pruner and battery charger.  With this, you can place the battery (still attached to the tool) and press down and the battery will release, without any need for grip strength.  Also good for the larger capacity batteries and people with smaller hands that cannot reach around the battery.

Easily printed without supports, and I just used a standard 2 or 2.5mm nail (35-40mm long) in the hinge to hold it together.  If the user is capable, it does work quite well without the hinged portion just by putting the battery in the bottom section and pushing the top button manually.

I have included .stl files for the standard Ryobi sizes (2A and 5A batteries).  If you have other batteries that are different sized, and parameterised .f3d file is also available.  Simply change the battery dimensions and you should be good to go.