This is the surface part of a light switch, designed to be compatible with Elko light switches. The model is not a copy of the original part, it is my original design, which is compatible with said switches. It differs in looks, design, and to some degree, size.

This model may require some force to install, firmly press it into place, alternating pressure on left and right side might be beneficial. no gaps should be visible when installed properly.

This version is a little thicker, and might be a little more difficult to remove once in place than the stock parts.

• The most reliable way to print is having  it face down, this will, however, leave the flat surface with the markings from the plate.
• Another way is to print it standing, as seen in the image. The cylinders indicate which sides will be facing up and down. These sides are symmetrical. I would recommend installing the switch with the bottom layer facing down. This may result in a slightly uneven print. Slower speeds are recommended. (This is the method used in the pictured print)
• The third and most unreliable option is to print with the flat side up, with ironing on and supports enabled. This is the option that will look the best from the outside (in my preference), but there is a good chance that the smaller pieces will break when removing the supports. The insides may also end up with inaccuracies from this method.

Further improvements could include making it easier to remove once installed, and thinner.