Prusa i3v Latched Switch (Button) Bracket

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I3v owners are able to upgrade their setup with a neatly crafted switch bracket that securely integrates into the aluminum extrusion framework. Installation requires one spare T-Nut and M5 bolt from the standard kit (assuming some leftovers are available). Since I found extra components in my own package, I was lucky enough not to need an additional purchase. The screw will get tightened through the small hole and the plastic's texture provides enough friction to create a reliable hold. On the other hand, the slightly larger aperture has been reserved for accommodating 16mm buttons. Users who have trouble deciding the optimal button size can measure it based on the corresponding threaded part dimension. As my experience demonstrated, careful cleaning inside with an X-Acto knife often improves alignment when using standard-sized buttons and this can prevent frustrating difficulties caused by too tight a grip when placing the thread over. It seems I made it worse that time so don't do what I did, take a few seconds more. Only one variant for mounting has been provided, suited for installation on the right-hand side, yet making a compatible version suitable for left-handed individuals will definitely be accomplished upon anyone's special request without hesitation and in due time. Anyone desiring larger slot openings just for different switches may have that custom variation created either immediately as per their desires. Below can you find access to a download area containing the corresponding OpenSCAD files should your inclination steer towards creating adjustments directly rather than accepting this variant by downloading it here as suggested or even copying these details to apply necessary personal variations for yourself.\n\n \n For successful assembly, prints with specific parameters such as an F-temperature at 230C and a chamber pressure slightly higher due in no part because ambient conditions inside printing compartment varied while printing took place but mostly likely from what one has already been able within last five minutes. I would have done same however time not available yet wanted those three or so seconds needed. It's necessary that layer height stands tall, specifically measuring at a 0.25mm distance which results from dividing base number fifty into 200 smaller parts all the while allowing adequate structural strength due higher speed settings than initially intended still under review to make room better printout as such was always desired.\nInfill amount must meet set at precisely one-quarter point that gives solid layer in center; then outer shells formed and a smooth transition provided thus avoiding unpleasant gaps noticeable within printed object but these have also decreased dramatically lately since implementing these adjustments, and now all look nice & consistent without showing such flaws like previous work which could use improvements in other ways still.