Once I had the sides of the box in place, I could drill holes and mount all the parts and wire them together. Here is the completed interior of the power box. I made sure to route all the wires so that they would be out of the way of the battery post when it is inserted. I ...
the last thing you want is to accidentally lay the battery down on a screwdriver or other metallic object. I once nearly spilled a box of paperclips on the top of an exposed battery pack while trying to move it out of the way. I can only imagine the fireworks...
The charger might display one of two warning signals when you insert a battery, and as long as these are displayed, the battery won't begin to charge. The first, a flashing red light, means the battery is too hot to charge. When you see this, remove the battery; let it cool down, ...
For this project, you’ll need materials like deck spindles, deck boards, deck screws, a miter saw, a palm sander, and wood glue. Begin by prepping and cutting the wood, then proceed to smooth the cut ends, drill pocket holes, and assemble. You’ll have an attractive addition to your...