scratchhax shares:
One of the schools I work with makes heavy use of these step-by-step jelly bean buttons. They run into a fairly consistent problem though of the button being accidentally pressed when it’s in a bag or when a remote switch is being used, so I came up with these magnetic caps. You’ll need 3 5mm disc magnets if you want the cap to hold itself on, but it should friction fit pretty well without them.
download the files on: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3222413
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