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Micron Skirt Button for 6x6x5 Tactile Switch

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Push button that fits the hex holes in the Micron skirt. Print-in-place cap, 6x6x5 switch, screw-on nut.

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A push button for the hex holes in the Micron skirt. It uses a standard 6x6x5 mm tactile switch and mounts in any of the hex openings without changing the skirt.

The cap prints in place inside the body, so there's no loose cap to lose. The switch is held by a short piece of filament, and the whole button is clamped to the skirt with a threaded nut from inside the printer. The nut is round and 13.45 mm across, so two buttons fit in neighbouring holes and you can still turn both nuts.

Printing

  • Body: print standing on its front face (the cap face). No supports.

  • Nut: print flat. No supports.

  • 0.12 mm layers was tested. I printed mine in ASA.

  • If the cap is fused after printing, push it from the front to break it free.

Assembly

  1. Solder the wires to the switch. Trim the legs short if you like.

  2. Push the switch into the body from the back, plunger first, legs in the side channels.

  3. Push the filament through the small cross hole behind the switch and cut it flush with the sides.

  4. Fit the body into a skirt hole from the outside. The panel stops the filament pin from sliding out.

  5. Screw the nut on from inside the printer, hand tight. The slot in the back of the nut takes a flat screwdriver if needed.

Wiring (Klipper example)

[gcode_button skirt_button]
pin: ^!YOUR_PIN
press_gcode:
M117 Button pressed

Notes

  • The thread has 45° flanks so it prints cleanly without supports. A standard metal nut will not fit.

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