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Mario Switch Plate Switch Panel Decoration Single, Double, Triple Switch Socket Series

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20260712 Mario Switch Plate Merged Version 0.2mm layer height, 2 walls, 15% infill
20260712 Mario Switch Plate Merged Version 0.2mm layer height, 2 walls, 15% infill
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15.1 h
5 plates

20260713 Single Switch Blue
20260713 Single Switch Blue
Designer
3.9 h
5 plates

20260713 Double Switch Yellow
20260713 Double Switch Yellow
Designer
3.1 h
2 plates

20260713 Three Switches Red
20260713 Three Switches Red
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4.1 h
3 plates

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I changed it many, many times, stumbling along and finally caught up with this competition, which is almost over

I'm really not very skilled at making these strange designs, after all, I'm not a product designer, and I repeatedly struggled and refined at each stage

So I also revised it many, many times

The entire switch panel has one main idea: first install the decorations, then install the joystick. Be sure to clearly consider the relationship between the adhesive and the large end of the joystick, otherwise, if you stick it on and find it cannot be installed, it will be awkward

Although the green one is a socket version, actual testing revealed a drawback: although the cover can be opened, the thickness of the panel will affect the wire at the base of the plug. It is recommended to use it only as a pure decoration

The red, yellow, and blue switches have been separated into individual print profiles

For the letters in the renderings, I did not use a separate part design, which requires AMS

Of course, when I actually printed it, I printed it directly in white, and the effect was acceptable. Making a simplified version without color separation is also fine; those with conditions can color it

The pins are all made with 4 walls and 25% infill. Actual testing seems okay, it won't break, but of course, don't use too much force

The structure of the red, yellow, and green panels uses screw connections to prevent errors in the installation order, allowing for a second chance (because I installed it incorrectly myself and learned from the painful experience)

Also, the switch panels vary in size, leading to slight differences in flip angle and feel

Using screws allows for self-adjustment of the screw-in length, then use 502 glue to secure it

After assembly, first put some color on the back as a marker to see the suitable position and angle for your own switch panel, then you can stick it. This way, there's no need for a locator

Once 502 glue is applied, it's good to go. Therefore, assemble the decorations first, and finally install the large-headed joystick. Otherwise, if it's glued on, the joystick's hole might be too small for installation

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