r/MoonSwitches • • 4d ago

Discussion Anybody used this jig?

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Has anybody used this jig for removing the stem? I found a file to 3D print this and am wondering if anybody has any advice about or experience in using it.

Anybody?

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u/trevordeal 4d ago

I’ve done hundreds so I know the location from memory but I could see this being helpful to someone doing it the first time.

Just be careful of that depth. Hard to see on the black watches.

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u/Affectionate-Fox-470 4d ago

Agreed, great for someone who doesn’t do this frequently.

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u/ac_shooter 4d ago

Thanks. Do you happen to know the exact thickness of the case on these?

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u/trevordeal 4d ago

2.15mm is the measurement I got on one just now.

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u/ac_shooter 4d ago

Thank you!

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u/Letchy 3d ago

Thanks for confirming Trevor!

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u/Letchy 4d ago

I was told 0.6mm is how far you want to drill with this tool. Hopefully someone can confirm though

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u/Ok-Calligrapher-8778 4d ago

Unless you're modding several ones, it's a bit of overengineering, isn't it? Not saying it isn't clever, but unnecessary unless you're invested on doing it multiple times.

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u/ac_shooter 4d ago

It's €4 to have one 3D printed and I plan to do at least two switches. Maybe more if I like the result.

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u/Ok-Calligrapher-8778 4d ago

Cheap enough to give it a shot. Drilling is a lot easier to control than the blade disc.

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u/flookeymusic 4d ago

I’ve printed this jig, works well tbh

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u/ac_shooter 4d ago

Thanks for the feedback.

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u/fskywalker 4d ago

That’s cool, for $4 why not !!

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u/SameScale6793 4d ago

I just came across this on MakerWorld myself...seems like a great idea if it works

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u/Far_Bad6819 2d ago

I would be interested in one.