hazard / lock button cover for BMW E46

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My dog has always been a shotgun passenger, and every time I'd get him in or out of the car, he'd inevitably step on the hazard button. When left alone in the vehicle, he'd often trigger it as well. To prevent this from happening, I designed a custom button cover that allows my dog to safely enter and exit the car without activating any buttons. The design also enables me to easily press the buttons with my finger while keeping paws away. This cover is specifically tailored for my PowerSpec 3D Pro printer and features a friction fit that ensures it stays in place during use. I sanded down the top surface of the main picture to give it a smooth, matte finish. You can access the source OpenSCAD file by downloading the attached file. Print Settings: Printer Brand: PowerSpec Model: PowerSpec 3D Pro Rafts: None Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm layer height Infill: 20% Notes: Printed upside down Post-Printing: To complete the project, I sanded the top surface of the button cover to achieve a smooth finish that blends in with the rest of my car's interior.