Introducing our enhanced design, tailored for DIY SIM builders who seek superior quality and a professional finish. This product is meticulously crafted from two layers of 3mm laser-cut acrylic, featuring clear acrylic for light transmission and white acrylic painted and laser-engraved for precise, back-lightable text.
Complete Panel Kit (DIY ASSEMBLY):
High-Quality Dummy Breakers:
Resin-printed for a smooth finish
Sprayed black with text highlighted in white
Clear lacquer coat for extra resilience
The CB's can be self-printed using a standard 3D printer to keep costs down
Circuit Breakers come separately in a bag and need to be glued in position by the SIM builder
Working Magneto/Starter Switch:
Detailed Construction:
3D-printed case housing a 12-position rotary switch and a functional metal key barrel with two working keys
Five selectable positions, spring-loaded to return the key from the start position
The start switch can be purchased separately
Please Note:
The start switch now comes without the 50cm wires attached, based on feedback from previous builders who found this to be a more flexible option for their projects.
C172 Fuse Panel
General Safety Precautions:
- Adult Supervision: This kit contains small parts and may have sharp edges. Adult supervision is always required, particularly for children under 14 years old.
- Work Area: Ensure you work in a well-lit, clean, and uncluttered area to avoid mishaps.
- Tools: A screwdriver and other tools may be required for assembly. These can have sharp points; care must be taken to avoid injury.
- Small Parts: Keep all small parts and pieces away from young children and pets to prevent choking hazards.
- Protective Gear: Wear safety goggles and gloves to protect your eyes and hands during assembly.
- Handling Parts: Do not lick, chew or swallow the parts. Be cautious when handling small, sharp plastic pieces to prevent injury.
- Packaging: These parts may be wrapped in plastic, which can cause a choking hazard if wrapped around one's head.
Safety Description for 3D Printing
1. Workspace Setup:
- Ensure the workspace is well-ventilated to disperse any harmful fumes or particles.
- Maintain a clean and organized area, free from clutter that could cause accidents.
- Keep a fire extinguisher nearby and know how to use it.
2. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):
- Wear safety goggles to protect your eyes from UV radiation and debris.
- Use gloves when handling raw materials and finished prints to prevent skin irritation and burns.
- Consider wearing a dust mask or respirator to avoid inhaling any fine particles.
3. Equipment Handling:
- Follow the manufacturer's instructions for setup and operation.
- Regularly inspect the printer for any signs of wear or damage.
- Do not leave the 3D printer unattended while in use.
4. Material Safety:
- Store materials in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
- Ensure that you're using materials compatible with your 3D printer.
- Be aware of the potential toxicity of certain materials and handle them with care.
5. Post-Processing:
- Allow printed objects to cool before handling them.
- Use appropriate tools for post-processing to avoid injuries.
- Keep the workspace clean by regularly disposing of debris and waste materials.
6. Emergency Procedures:
- Know the location of the nearest exit and first aid kit.
- Follow the procedures established for your workspace in an emergency, such as a fire.
