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Tesla Model 3/Y Shift Paddles S3XY Buttons & +/-

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0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 35% infill
0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 35% infill
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Highland & Juniper Edition!

 

These are my decent and subtle shift paddles for Tesla Model 3 and Y Models and s3xy buttons from enhance. Suitable for Tesla Model 3 and Y Legacy AND Model 3 Highland and Model Y Juniper ( different models, look in my other models, there are just subtle differences but they are here ). 

 

Just print it, with the plus and minus in the paddle part in a different color, glue it/tape it together and you're good to go. There is a slit inside the paddle that aligns with the ridge on the base for perfect positioning, originally intended was minus on the left, plus on the right but you can leave it just black. Slide it into the gap between leather and steering wheel backside it's done. There are several photos in the gallery for clarification.

 

Put one s3xy button each into its place by just clip it inside, will hold up without using the factory tape provided by enhance auto. You'll need something like 3M VHB 5952 tape to make it stick to the back of the steering wheel ( look at the gallery for further details ) and i personally used a 3M 9088 for sticking the paddle and base together. You may also use regular liquid glue, would not suggest superglue. Clean and degrease surface is necessary, but works great and holds forever when properly installed.

 

I normally increase the adhesive force of the tapes on my models with a drop of super glue, so the side that sticks to the model is really properly glued.

 

Print material should be ASA or PETG because car interior may reaches temperatures higher than the capabilities of PLA.

 

If there are any questions, feel free to reach out to me!

 

 

thank you for your support and your consideration

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Hello, thank you very much for the design – the paddles are nearly perfect!However, they are positioned a bit too close to the steering wheel. This makes it difficult to place your fingers underneath them without accidentally touching the paddles – and the contact also feels slightly uncomfortable against the skin – even though I have relatively small hands.Ideally, the paddles should be about 1 cm further away from the steering wheel, so that fingers can rest comfortably underneath them.Alternatively, the paddles could be mounted further inward on the steering wheel and have a slightly larger clearance.I have assigned the “–” button so that a single press activates the left indicator, while a long press reduces regenerative braking. The “+” button is configured the opposite way.Overall, the concept is really great and a lot of fun to use!
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hey great idea how did you do that +/-
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I cut it out of the material with TinkerCad by about 0.01mm. The slicer doesn't notice it, but it's recognizable to the slicer as a difference, so you can select it by color
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Replying to @klausmechatron :
I will try it soon, thank you
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