design files and documentation for solderless unibody switch device from Makers Making Change
The Solderless Unibody Switch is a simple switch that enables the user to easily activate a button. This device is suitable for users with limited dexterity and finger movement. The unique design of the single-piece print and few electronic components enables the maker to build the device without the use of a soldering iron, allowing the device to be more accessible and buildable for makers.
The Solderless Unibody Switch is a simple device that is meant to be made accessible to makers that don’t have access to a soldering iron. This device is intended for individuals that are looking for a switch that has a lower profile.
An assembly guide can be found in the documentation on this device page. If you are fulfilling a request for this device, please take a look at the maker checklist document before you start the build to help walk you through the process.
An assembly guide can be found in the documentation on this device page. If you are fulfilling a request for this device, please take a look at the maker checklist document before you start the build to help walk you through the process.
Fine motor skills – Applying a small amount of super glue Pulling – Tightening zip tie Gripping – Using tools/lighter
Super glue Flush cutters Wire strippers Heat Gun / Lighter Needle nose pliers (optional)
2x – 24-26ga. wire crimp connectors
1x – 3.5 mm mono cable
1x – 12 mm Tactile Switch
1x – 18 inch zip tie
1x – Body of switch (STL and printing guide can be found in the design files link above)
Justin Pezzin - Makers Making Change