2026-08-06 (Th) EleKSCo REV05 Switch holster model

The new switch enclosure has two parts. I started with the internal part that will touch the switch, along with a couple of metallic spacers. The old model used a 5x5mm switch, but I switched to a 12x12mm switch, which has easy-to-install pushbutton covers large enough for this project. I was concerned about the small struts to the sides, but I hope those will provide support and structure. The long hollow cylinder in the center should provide the tunnel for the button cover and the support for the elastic material. I did not know the dimensions for the switches or standoffs so the final model will change.

Cover for switch and spacers

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