Piper Seneca style Trimmer and Fuel selector 3D print model

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You will create a Piper Seneca style Trimmer and Fuel selector for your home built flight simulator using 3D print technology. This innovative piece requires precise adjustments, where the trim wheels can be fitted with rotary encoders or potentiometers. The fuel selector switches demand rotary switches with a total of 10 positions. This device will arrive at your doorstep in multiple parts and necessitates the use of M3 machine screws and nuts for its assembly process. Upon receiving your delivery, you can check out the size specifications: 180mm in width, 375mm in depth, and 155mm in height. Make sure your printer's build volume meets or exceeds these requirements at a minimum of 200mm x 200mm x 180mm high. For printing purposes, consider these settings with a nozzle size of 0.4mm: - Set the layer height to 0.3 - Double up on top and bottom layers for lower heights, but only if necessary. - The number of wall counts is crucial at 4 in this instance. - Allocate sufficient time for both top and bottom layers to reach four iterations as well. - Optimal infill rate can range between 10% and 15% with increased support at trim wheels, recommended between 25% and 30%. No supports are required during the printing process, however make sure that parts are oriented correctly before making a start.