THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS

it will be finished before the kits ship. hopefully sooner.

0 - Prelim

What to do before starting the assembly

1. Using the parts list, make sure you have all the components.
2. You will need to supply the following:
   • 3d printer
   • Soldering equipment
   • Small Philips head screw driver
   • Wire cutters/strippers
   • Hot glue gun
   • Computer
   • USB C cable
   • 9 Volt Battery
3. Mentally prepare for this to take about 2-3 hours.
4. If you do not know how to solder, please learn first. There is a decent amount of soldering and if you don't know what you are doing you will struggle.

1 - Printing the STL’s

STL’s can be found here.

1. Go into the “Groups” folder and open the “Everything.3mf” file and print the 5 plates. If you can’t open that file, then print the 5 STLs in the groups folder instead.
2. Use a 0.4mm nozzle or smaller.
3. The case bottom needs supports, nothing else needs supports.
4. Consider printing the “Case Parts” group in one color, and the “Cap Parts” group in a different color.
5. The button springs are the most difficult part to print, so lower your print speed for them. I would recommend printing these in PETG as they will be flexing every time a button is pressed.
6. The battery door must be printed in PETG or another flexible filament or the door may get stuck.
7. While the STL’s are printing, move on to Soldering!

2 - Soldering