Washer/Dryer Replacement Knob

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I decided to replace my washer/dryer's broken knob with one that cost only $15. But then I thought, why pay that much? So I came up with a DIY solution. I designed it to fit snugly inside the metal sleeve that comes with the original knob but eventually realized it wasn't even necessary. My goal was to create something functional, not a perfect replica of the factory-made part. I didn't want to spend more than 20 minutes on the design process.