Solderless Unibody Switch
For assistive switch users looking for a lower profile switch, the Solderless Unibody Switch can be quickly 3D printed and assembled with minimal tools.
Device Information
Overview
The Solderless Unibody Switch is a simple assistive switch that enables users to access switch-accessible devices with a 3.5 mm jack. This device is suitable for users with limited dexterity and finger movement. The unique design of the single-piece 3D 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.
How To Use
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. Plug it's 3.5 mm mono cable into any switch controlled device. Find more detailed information in the devices User Guide.
Disability Type Description
Users who use assistive switches may benefit from this device. Switch users often have movement-limiting disabilities like spinal cord injuries, muscular dystrophy, ALS, among others.
Estimated Cost (CAD)
Maker Information
Skills Description
This is a beginner level build that involves 3D printing and minor assembly.
Print Time (hrs)
0.5
Assembly Time (hrs)
0.5
Tools Needed
Common Hand Tools;3D Printer
Build Instructions
Refer to the Assembly Guide and 3D Printing Guide for detailed instructions.
Project Link
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License
Attribution
Design and documentation by Neil Squire Society / Makers Making Change
Contributors:
- Justin Pezzin
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