3d printed frankenstein light switch

A modified faceplate design for the Frankenstein light switch cover has been created to accommodate the smaller print bed of the MP Select Mini. ...The new dimensions measure 11.3cm in length, aligning with the majority of standard switch covers...

This remix revamps LoboCNC's Frankenstein Light Switch Plate into Knife Switch. I divided the original into two separate halves, allowing for double printing and seamless finishing of both sides. To give it a more customized look, the knob is now...

LoboCNC, your design for the Frankenstein Light Switch really shines. The only catch was that the two up modern configuration took up too much space in my Printrbot Simple's Y 100m limit. I'm sure many users are stuck with this same limitation. One...

The standard blade part is used for the standard 1 switch plate, but the Nx blade (1 per switch) is used for the 2x and 3x plates.Update:I've also added an alternate version of the nubbin that prints on its side (and without support ribs). Use this...

... in your slicer output. The switch plate and nubbin come out print-ready without support but the switch plate's built-in ribs break away by hand. ...If trouble comes up with those printed built-in supports try a 1-layer-thick raft on next print.

What I did was break down the two main components of the switch into sub-components, making it possible to print them in different colors and enhance the overall look of the switch. I printed the contacts and switch bars in gold to mimic copper,...

It isn't the same as the lever so you can model and put on one which fits on your light switch. Let me know if you like it, if you print one yourself (maybe upload a photo, I'll really appreciate it!), and also consider checking the other stuff I...

This is a light switch like the one in the Frankenstein film or the ones used in big factories. I've always wanted one of these to turn on the lights in the room, so I designed one myself. It can be mounted on a BTicino plate and even has holes for...

This is a light switch like the one in the Frankenstein film or the ones used in big factories. I've always wanted one of these to turn on the lights in the room, so I designed one myself. It can be mounted on a BTicino plate and it also has holes...

Print Settings Printer: Zortrax M200 Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Resolution: 190µ Infill: Light Notes: A Z-Temp temperature control was utilized to decrease extrusion temp to 215° for the silver and copper components, and 225° for EasyWood. Support...

Tinkercad's precision allowed me to enlarge the opening of the custom holder, ensuring it perfectly accommodates human fingers, making it easier to operate my light switches.

The model consists of several parts: the lever (leva.stl) is the white piece that you move to turn the light on or off; the plate (placca1.stl) is the black part that attaches to the original one; the knob (pomello.stl) is the blue piece on the...

Print Settings Printer: Zortrax M200 Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Resolution: 190µ Infill: Light Notes: A Z-Temp temperature control was used to lower extrusion temp to 215º for the silver and copper parts, and 225º for the EasyWood. Support angle was...

Additionally, I trimmed the small protrusion down slightly to accommodate my switches, and now everything fits perfectly! The handles are actually smaller in size than before, except for the handle part itself. ...This alteration allowed all four...

I'm working on a project that's slightly oversized for my M3D printer. ...Can you help me break it down into smaller pieces that I can print individually?

I had some trouble with the little lines that printed on the underside, for support, coming off of my bed. ...This remix removes the little supports so your slicer will need to create support for the underside of the plate.

This modified version of the Frankenstein Switch caters specifically to the layout of European light switches found in my home, deviating slightly from its original size. As the nubbin lacks any clipable feature, a pivot-based mechanism takes...

... I mean turn your lights on! Unlike all the other fun light switch covers I've seen for 3D printing, this one is made to fit the standard UK light switch. ... The shim is 5mm thick but you should modify its thickness to fit your light switch.

A wall plate resembling a classic Frankenstein's monster design is compatible with push-button type lighting controls, unlike conventional toggle-style light switches.

This is a modification of the nubbin to make it fit larger light switched. ... This is a remix of LoboCNC's Frankenstein Light Switch found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:649284

Summary The Mighty Mighty Frankenstein Light Switch gets a makeover. I discovered two distinct light switch toggle sizes, and the nubbin fit perfectly on the larger one but was too big for the smaller one. To make it work with both, I modified the...

This is a slight remix for the MIGHTY MIGHTY Frankenstein Light Switch. Change: I discovered that there are two distinct light switch toggle sizes, which necessitated an adjustment to ensure compatibility. The nubbin fitted snugly on the larger one,...

The Homeowner Installs a Revolutionary British-Style Switch System

Some colleagues at work are unfamiliar with the frankenstein switch and would benefit from seeing the original button. Updated #1: Initially, I created a 16.5mm nub to activate the paddle switch, which worked well on my first installation. However,...

A DIY take on the classic Frankenstein-inspired design from LoboCNC, this custom machine boasts a tiny yet unmistakable Overwatch emblem emblazoned proudly on its sides, catering to fans of the iconic franchise.

I experienced some issues with the locking tabs snapping off, which prompted me to reinforce the design even more.

The "paddlenubbin" that goes in the middle, traditional toggle light switch plates, and all the original files can be found on @LoboCNC's Thingiverse page: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:649284. On December 21st, 2016, I updated the "paddlenubbin"...

... their latest creations and innovations. ...The files attached are identical to those I used to successfully print my own switch plate, thanks to the exceptional design by LoboCNC, a renowned maker community leader. ...Be sure to check out my video:

Check out my latest video at http://youtu.be/kN3GeKw0dmM?list=UUsdc_0ZTXikARFEn2dRDJhg To replicate this project, follow these steps: I printed the switch plate at 0.2mm layer height and 20% fill to achieve a smooth finish. I also chose not to use...

To check out my latest video featuring this design, visit: http://youtu.be/kN3GeKw0dmM?list=UUsdc_0ZTXikARFEn2dRDJhg \n \n I printed the switch plate at 0.2mm layer height and filled it with 20 percent material, omitting support structures in the...