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This guide covers the 3D printed parts required to build a RADR wireless remote.

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Required Parts

These parts print nicely with the following settings:
Using your slicer’s auto layer height function will balance resolution and speed.

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Top Housing

The top housing requires significant supports due to the display cutout and internal features.
  • Print with the display opening facing up
  • Enable supports for overhangs
  • For Bambu printers, the included 3mf file has recommended support settings

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Remote Clip (Optional)

If you’re printing the wireless remote clip for mounting: The clip needs extra strength to handle repeated mounting and removal.

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Multi-Color Printing

Many of these parts contain multiple bodies to allow multi-color printing. This is optional—you can print all as the same color if you don’t need to see the LEDs through the housing.

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Transparent Sections

The following areas benefit from transparent or translucent filament:
Multi-color printing is purely aesthetic. The device functions identically with single-color prints.

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Part-by-Part Guides

Detailed documentation for each printed component with 3D preview, print settings, and assembly instructions:

Top Housing

Main body with display cutout

Bottom Housing

Battery compartment and mounting

Encoder Knobs

Press-fit caps for rotary encoders

Buttons

Under-screen tactile button caps

Power Switch Cap

Optional cover for power switch

OSSM Remote Clip

Mount the remote to OSSM extrusion

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Source Files

All print files are available on GitHub:

Print Files

Download STEP and 3MF files.

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Available Formats

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Assembly Tips

Test fit all parts before final assembly. Some printer calibration variation may require light sanding.
The encoder knobs press-fit onto the encoder shafts. Apply even pressure when installing.
Don’t over-tighten screws into 3D printed parts. The threads can strip if overtightened.