Handicap Button for Training Service Dogs to Open Doors Thingiverse

Handicap Button for Training Service Dogs to Open Doors

Thingiverse 1337gallagher Free 3D Printable
STL

This is a cover for the programmable "talk" buttons you can buy on Amazon. The cover and logo are printed separately to simplify the painting of the cover with spraypaint and to eliminate the need for supports. Print out the parts. rattle can the cap blue, then glue on the wheelchair guy. affix this to the talk button (I used double sided foam tape). Affix magnets, suction cups, or velcro to the back of the button and place it on a vertical surface. Mine is on my fridge and at head level for the dog. Program in whatever command you want the dog to use for opening doors, like "door". By having it low and then moving it higher on the surface later, you can reach the 36" that most buttons are mounted. I added a base for the talk button that makes battery changes possible but also holds a large harbor freight disk magnet (80mm) firmly to the back. The exact buttons I use for training dogs are found at https://amzn.to/4k90zot as an Amazon affiliate I earn a small commission for items ordered through that link at no expense to you.

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Platform Thingiverse
Creator 1337gallagher
Price Free
Formats STL
License See original page
3D Printable Yes
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