Introducing the Mega Switch | Ultimate DIY Guide to 3D Printing Accessible Switches

I’m excited to introduce our brand new 3D Printed Mega Switch – a customizable, user-friendly solution for making play and learning accessible for everyone. Whether you’re a parent, therapist, or educator, this Mega Switch brings limitless possibilities for children with disabilities, making it easier for them to interact with toys, devices, and more!

In this video, I’ll walk you through everything you need to know about the Mega Switch, from its design to step-by-step instructions on printing and assembling. By the end, you’ll have a fully functional, switch-adapted tool that can be used with countless toys and devices, empowering kids to explore and engage.

Here’s what you’ll learn:
- An overview of the 3D Printed Mega Switch and its unique features
- Materials you’ll need to bring this switch to life
- A full, detailed tutorial on printing, assembling, and wiring your Mega Switch
- Pro tips on slicing and slicing settings

Our mission is all about creating accessible tools that are as impactful as they are affordable, so we hope this Mega Switch brings even more joy and play to children who can benefit from it.

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Thanks for joining me in this awesome DIY adventure! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more tutorials on adapting toys and creating accessible tech. If you have any questions or suggestions, drop them in the comments! Let’s keep building a world where everyone can play.

[tallkth]

Any issue with pressing on the edges? What if you wire the 4 mechanical keys in parallel so that if any of them are depressed it activates? Very cool project, thanks for sharing!
The project I'm planning will not just use a mono 3.5mm cable, but connect to an arduino pro micro clone for usb keyboard functionality, so I can handle button debounce in code.

[tsjost]

Cool button but I can't hear what you're saying over the incredibly loud music :)