Blue button style Somerset Theater seating button protector

For anyone who owns the htmarket.com older style [Somerset Home Theater seating] (https://www.htmarket.com/htdesignsomersetblack.html) you have undoubtably experiences an accidental recline/situp/lighting "event" since the buttons are the most sensitive touch buttons in the world. I was sick of every time I put down a game controller or my iPad of having the seat recline (or your sleeve brushed the button of having the blue lights turn on). Anyway while those are first-world problems, I thought, hey, a flexible bumper on top adding 3mm of guard around the button would make that go away (and it does). So you don't have to do flex filament, but makes it both easier to get on (it's a tight fit since I was making it for flexible that wasn't an issue). As always I have included the STEP file if you want to edit it. It is easiest to print it upside down since it lays flat on the bed and no bridging/supports needed which is critical for flexibles. I printed in a 98D flexible (so semi flex I guess) which is enough to make it flex into place and not be a sharp hazard to your fingers like PLA would be? I would say if you insist on non-flexible I'd add a tiny fillet to the model (say <1mm) to take the edges off)

Note the holes align better than you see in the photo (that's parallax)

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Prusa

Printer:

**Rafts:**

No

Supports:

**Resolution:**

150

Infill:

**Filament:** [ MatterHackers Flex Pro ](http://www.amazon.com/s?url=search-alias&field-keywords=MatterHackers+Flex+Pro&tag=thingiverse09-20) Black

Notes:

How I Designed This ===================

This is modeled in OnShape CAD

Category: Household