because your fuse wire is fixed to the pcb, and the pcb itself doesn’t flex, the chance of the nickel strip moving around, fraying the anode/cathode insulator is even more minimized.
you can make just a linear cut on the insulator ring and then make it slide, I would make in this way Btw they have adhesive so it shouldn’t be difficoult make its re-have their original form
Thought it was just me who did shit like that lol. can’t tell you how many times I’ve forgotten the shrink wrap on connectors etc. Definitely put them on though. With batteries its always best to err on the side of caution.
you could just cut the bent part and weld another one on it or try to peel it off
put like some insulation tape/piece of paper/ fishpaper if you have it that big
This looks like a really nice way of cell fusing !
Did you cut the small piece of metal you spot weld on the battery yourself or can you buy it ?
The fuse wires are solded to some PCB layer or a thicker piece of metal fixed on the PCB ?
All the tabs are cnc’d from 0.15 nickel sheet. royal pain in the ass. I should have tried having them laser-cut.
If you want the .dxf’s i’ll post them.
I’m not selling them. They take too much time to produce and the cleanup is long and tedious. Materials cost alone is $40, then the cnc time + cleanup time would be $200+ for a full set of 120 tabs.