This meticulously designed Light Switch Cover is a perfect addition to any room! Crafted with attention to detail, this model features fully functional lever that make turning the lights on and off fun!

 This model makes 3D printing fun and allows you to showcase a 3D-printed functional part in your household for everyone to use and see. Amaze your friends and guests by showing them what 3D printing is capable of.

 This model stands as a testament to advanced 3D printing capabilities and seamlessly integrates into creative and imaginative setups, enhancing any themed environment or collection. Its intricate design and functional features make it an ideal piece for those looking to showcase their 3D printing skills and love for detailed, functional models.

 Here is an easy-to-print light switch that makes it fun to turn on and off your lights!

 The base will require support but can be printed without. The backside is not visible when installed so it is up to you on how you want to print it. I used Geeetech Metal PLA and Geeetech PLA Bronze Rainbow filament for this project.

 It will require glue to hold it together. It is simple to put together but will require a little effort to install the pins into the handle. This gives it a tight feel vice a wobbly loose feel when moving the switch on and off. 

Easy installation steps:

1. Remove two screws over the existing light switch cover.

2. Install the new base and reuse the screws that you removed.

3. Enjoy your new light switch cover and send me a boost!

Disclaimer

This is made to go over the existing cover. Use this design at your own risk. The designer cannot be held liable for any injuries, damages, or failures resulting from improper installation, incorrect materials, inadequate print settings, printer failures, wear over time, or misuse of the product. Please note that materials — including 3D-printed plastics — may weaken or degrade over time.

Additional Notice
This disclaimer is not exhaustive. The designer disclaims all liability for any other risks, failures, or damages not explicitly mentioned here. Users are responsible for evaluating the safety, durability, and suitability of this design and its materials for their specific situation.