Tails86 shares:
I took some inspiration from: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4818473
I don’t consider this a remix because I used no part of the original files. This design also attempts to instead use the snap-in feature of the switch itself. It is not designed to be very serviceable as it’s a pain to remove the bottom plate and the switch itself.
The stress relief is designed for a 4 mm diameter cable. Just enough space is provided inside for such large cable. I personally used hot melt to isolate the switch wires and keep the cables in place, but I am not kidding myself into thinking that this will be very durable. There wasn’t enough room to make knots at either end.
I provided the FreeCAD files as well for anyone wanting to remix.
download the files on: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4832097
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