Fidget Toy Control Panel

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This is a fidget toy consisting of multiple buttons and sliders. The interface doesn’t perform any real functions—it’s designed purely to entertain a fidgety child. Although primarily intended as a toy, you can also repurpose or modify it for your own electronics projects.

Parts Needed

1. Rotary Encoder – 2 pcs (for Rotary_Encoder_Knob.stl)
2. Tactile Switch – 4 pcs
3. Latching Button – 3 pcs
4. Magnet – 3 pcs (for Magnetic_Knob_part1.stl and Magnetic_Knob_part2.stl)
5. Rocker Switch – 1 pc

Materials Needed

1. Super Glue
2. PCB / Perfboard / Solderable Breadboard

Printing Steps (for non–multi-color printers)Slicer Used: Orca Slicer

1st Part

1. Print Case_Top.stl and Case_Top_Surface.stl in a single project, sharing the same bed X and Y location.
2. Add a new filament from the filament tab.
3. Ensure the two STL files use different filaments.
4. Refer to Instruction_1.3mf for a sample setup.

2nd Part

1. Print Case_Bottom.stl, Slider.stl, Rotary_Encoder_Knob.stl, Magnetic_Knob_part1.stl, and Magnetic_Knob_part2.stl together on a single bed.
2. Slice the print and insert an M600 gcode at the 2nd layer.
3. Refer to Instruction_2.3mf for a sample setup.

Assembly Instructions

1. Mount the tactile switches on top of a perfboard, PCB, or solderable breadboard.
2. Insert the buttons into Case_Top.stl.
3. Place a magnet into Magnetic_Knob_part2.stl.
4. Insert Magnetic_Knob_part1.stl into the allocated hole.
5. Apply super glue around the inner perimeter of the cylinder part of Magnetic_Knob_part2.stl and attach it to Magnetic_Knob_part1.stl.
6. Use super glue to join Case_Top.stl and Case_Bottom.stl.