Adapters to store various button/coin cell and other obscure battery types in your unused Battery Daddy C, D & 9V Cell slots, or any box that stores C, D & 9V cells vertically. Each battery type is on its own plate, so print what you need. Includes both color label (AMS) and debossed label print profiles.

UPDATE 3/13/2026:

• Added LR45

UPDATE 3/5/2026:

• Added 9V versions for LR41, 371, LR44, LR54, CR1225, CR1616, CR1620, CR1632, A23, AAAA

UPDATE 2/19/2026: 

• 15 battery sizes now available: CR1225, CR1616, CR1620, CR1632, CR2016, CR2025, CR2032, CR2450 (D only), CR2477 (D only), LR41, LR44, LR54, 371, A23, AAAA
• The battery label text is now editable in Bambu Studio. Many battery sizes have multiple names (eg. LR44/357, LR54/189/AG10), so you can change the label depending on your specific batteries.
• This release uses 4 print profiles (for better organization):
  • D Color Label (AMS)
  • D Single Color
  • C Color Label (AMS)
  • C Single Color
• AAAA D now holds 6 batteries.

To remove the button cells, press them from behind with your finger or a small pointy object.

ABOUT FILAMENT

• IMPORTANT: Let the print cool before inserting batteries.
• IMPORTANT: Make sure your filament is properly dried.
• IMPORTANT: Make sure the print head is clean.

• I only tested with Bambu PLA Basic. It may work with other filament brands and types.

   

ABOUT LABELS AND FONTS

The profiles use Arial font, since Arial is pre-installed on Windows and MacOS, but feel free to change to a different font or size.

If you want to change the battery name, you can find a very detailed list of batteries, their sizes, and their alternate names here: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_battery_sizes](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_battery_sizes)

HOW TO CHANGE THE LABEL

Method A

• Select the Prepare tab
• In the model view, right-click the text you want to change, and select Edit Text
• In the Text Edit dialog box, change the name, size and font as needed.

Method B

• Select the Prepare tab, and set the view to Objects.
• In the Objects list, find the battery name below the object’s .step file
• Right-click on the battery name label, and select Edit Text
• In the Text Edit dialog box, change the name, size and font as needed.