A knob with a flat surface instead of curved, it is also thicker so that the insides do not show through the surface. As well as an extended connector that touches the bed while printing for better results.

The tightener that comes with the original part, as shown in the pictures (or something similar) is recommended to ensure a tight fit.

Print Notes

Print with flat side up with normal supports and ironing enabled for a nicer visible surface. Be careful not to break the middle parts when removing supports.

When printing the model laying down, the inner part model might have a higher chance of breaking at the layer lines (primarily when the button is pushed at an awkward angle). To avoid this, you might want to print it diagonally. With the “hollow” side facing upwards at an angle. This will leave some support marks, but has so far proven sturdier. Vertically is also possible, though that might be more prone to misprints due to supports.

Higher resolution/lower layer height and speed are recommended.

The "tree" support type is NOT recommended for this print when printing if printing in a laying position. HOWEVER, if you are printing diagonally, i would recommend using them.

Print Settings

• Rafts/Brim:

No, maybe if not using glue

• Supports:

Yes, normal

• Infill:

Higher is better

• Filament:

PLA or stronger