Have you ever had a bright LED on an appliance that lights up the room at night? pretty annoying right. sure you could put a piece of tape or a sock or something but we 3d printers are fond of more elegant solutions.

This model is for covering the button of a Eufy 11s “slim” model robo vacuum but should work with other Eufy buttons and maybe if you're super lucky it might work with other brand robo vacs too.

There are two models, the first is for covering all the light completely, while the second is for letting a bit of light through so you can see the charging status. For those who are curious, this is done by making part of the top layer thin enough to allow some light to filter through but remain fairly dim.

I've also included the .step files to in case you want to make it better.

Recommended print settings:

Print flat side on build plate

supports: none

rafts: none

Material: whatever you want

resolution:  .08 (at least for the thin cover)

**IMPORTANT** FOR THIN BUTTON COVER ONLY: make first layer .08