Spaceballs Ludicrous Speed Control Panel

A friend sent me a picture of this, wanting it 3D printed. I did find the original sellers website. I was going to integrated it with an actual toggle switch and 8 position rotary knob, but wound up 3D printing the whole thing to reduce the material cost. Four print plates to reduce waste and print time. Requires two 8mm x 3mm magnets (for the rotary knob) and two small screws (for attacing the toggle switch cover).After printing, glue (E6000 works well) one magnet to the panel, and the other magnet to the bottom of the knob (alternating the polarities, so the will attract once dry). Screw the toggle cover to the toggle base (or use a small paper clip, cut to size, and bend the ends to keep in place). Glue the toggle base to the opening on the panel. The included print profile is for PLA. If you're putting this into a car I highly suggest switching to PETG or something else with a higher melting point. The knob is from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4881405 by Biskit_FXThe toggl