Solderless Unibody Switch
Setup & instructions
Device Specifications
Device Details
Overview
The Solderless Unibody Switch is a simple switch that enables the user to easily activate a button. This device is suitable for users with limited dexterity and finger movement. The unique design of the single-piece print and few electronic components enables the maker to build the device without the use of a soldering iron, allowing the device to be more accessible and buildable for makers.
Usage
The Solderless Unibody Switch is a simple device that is meant to be made accessible to makers that don’t have access to a soldering iron. This device is intended for individuals that are looking for a switch that has a lower profile.
Build Instructions
An assembly guide can be found in the documentation on this device page. If you are fulfilling a request for this device, please take a look at the maker checklist document before you start the build to help walk you through the process.
SKILLS REQUIRED
- Fine motor skills – Applying a small amount of super glue
- Pulling – Tightening zip tie
- Gripping – Using tools/lighter
TOOLS
- Super glue
- Flush cutters
- Wire strippers
- Heat Gun / Lighter
- Needle nose pliers (optional)
COMPONENTS
- 2x – 24-26ga. wire crimp connectors (Amazon Canada)
- 1x – 3.5 mm mono cable (https://www.digikey.ca/short/pt54w9)
- 1x – 12 mm Tactile Switch (https://www.digikey.ca/short/jvzq2d)
- 1x – Cable tie (Amazon Canada)
3D PRINTING
1x – Body of switch (STL and printing guide can be found in the design files link above)
Attribution
Justin Pezzin – Makers Making Change
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