Heater Dial

My wife bought one of these heaters for her office where she worked and wasn't long before the dial broke on it due to thin cheap plastic. While I was looking at it to fix it, she bought a second one…. which broke even quicker, stupid cheap shoddy plastic. They both had the flat thin plastic bit break right off. First ugly replacement I replacement I printed months ago worked fine, but with more practice comes better outcomes. So I decided to revisit this and fix the second while improving both. Here is my from scratch attempt for a better OEM looking dial. I think it looks pretty good if I don't say so myself. 6.2mm Shaft Hole, which snuggly fits on the 6 mm it's being used on. 11.2mm deep 38mm Diameter Dial 17.77 mm in Height I printed this in PETG but ABS or ASA may be more suited and you won't have to fight some of the battles I did below due to combating the reflective nature of PETG. While also getting a bit more in heat resistence. I think the extra 15 - 20 Mins for the two colo