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Hi everyone!This is a 3D-printed USB button I created a while back.As many people asked for the files, I have decided to upload it here.If you like this project, follow me on Instagram (@do.robotics).What do you need1 x ATtiny85 development board1 x Resistor (I'm using a 390ohm)1 x SPST momentary push button (normally open)1 x USB Extension Cable (desired length)1 x 3mm screw - used to hold the female USB connector in place.Soldering kitJumper wiresAssemblyThis should be straight forward with the provided images.Some tips:Save some space by soldering the resistor directly to one leg of the resistor.Solder the 3 ATtiny pins facing up, as can be seen in the picture.Make sure to heat-shrink/wrap everywhere, to avoid shorts.Codehttps://github.com/dordchn/usb-buttonImportant noteThis may be obvious, but I still want to clarify that building and using the button is at your own risk. However, I can testify that I built mine a few months back and It works perfect so far :)
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