Do you happen to know what size I should be looking for? Most that I see are listed with the flat width listed, I was going to grab some a few days ago, but I was unsure which to grab. I think the one I had picked was something like 31mm flat width.Get wraps by Metre (or Yard or Fathom or whatever you colonists use nowadays), you don't have to buy them cut to length, they also exist as loooong rolled up tubes. Scamazon or electronics/battery suppliers usually have 'em.
Pulse 80w + Dremel = 21700
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31mm may be a bit tight, 32-33mm should be fine, leaning towards 33mm. I use 30mm for my 18650 which gives me about 1.6mm for wiggle room around the battery. With 31mm you're a bit short of the half-circumference of a 20700 battery, which would be 31.4mm (just the 20mm battery with no wiggle room at all).
You can calculate the flat width with half circumference (what it essentially is)
r*PI (with r half the diameter of the battery)
and account for a little space to be able to slide it on.
You can calculate the flat width with half circumference (what it essentially is)
r*PI (with r half the diameter of the battery)
and account for a little space to be able to slide it on.
I hadn't noticed at first because the magnet holds it so well. I ended up sanding the door a bit on the inside (you have to sand the magnet itself as well). Door fits beautifully now, perfectly flush.
i was thinking sand bottom part, allow the battery sit a little deeper without sanding door
Damn I am SO tempted to do this myself if I purchase one, as I intend to use Vapcell 21700's (40t rewraps) in there.
Seeing as you said it now sits flush with the door sanded, would you be able to provide some more photos?
I'm a little late but if anyone is still looking for 21700 wraps, I got some from 18650batterystore.com.
My 40t wrapped:
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