There are very few people who will need this particular switch plate as it is a replacement for a part on a decades old piece of machining equipment. However, it may be useful generally as an example of what is possible. This is printed in two colors of PLA.

I made this for an acquaintance who was missing this part. For comparison, I included a photo of the original plate; note that on the original "OFF" is up which is not the typical orientation in the US today (so I switched this - pun intended - in the 3D print).

In addition, the mounting holes are countersunk so that flat head or oval head screws can be used (the original much thinner plate uses round head screws).

Print instructions

The switch is designed to be printed in two different colors. The included gcode has instructions for pausing and changing filaments. Obviously, the black background is printed firstl the filament is then switched to silver for the text and border.

Set perimeters to 20 and fill pattern to concentric for best appearance.

The OnShape 3D CAD file can be found here:

https://cad.onshape.com/documents/ea65929c36e04416bb17de6c/w/19f5201ad4214235524b5c38/e/ba6a0558e5aef62f24dc2980