I ended up designing my own big ass knob wheel, tought i’d share it. Enjoy 
And since thingiverse preview sucks, here is a better view of the thing :
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I’m waiting for someone to put a popsocket on one of these.
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You gorgeous genius.
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I’m very interested in this what do you suggest to printed it in also hows the install process go is it pretty much common sense
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Those of you thank did the 3d printed thumb wheel mod what material did you use and what infill
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Well, don’t print it in ABS. It’s too small for the level of detail. I haven’t actually done it but it shouldn’t be difficult to install. The spring is a little tricky. I’d ask @SeanHacker.
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Uhh id probz summon…
@SeanHacker he dun do it guuud…
EDIT: fakk looks like @mmaner already summoned him 
Double summon ¿
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I was looking at PLA what infil would you suggest I dont know anything about 3d printing I have people do it for me would I want 100%
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Yep. Just a couple of screws. All you gotta do is pay attention to where the spring is and you’ll see how to put it back on the new thumb wheel.
I printed is in carbon fiber polycarbonate, petg, and pla. All worked out great. I used 100% infill just because it’s a working part and I wanted it as strong as possible.
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Spring ? I don’t remember having to deal with any spring.
Iirc, all i had to do was open the cover, remove a tiny srew, swap the wheel, and put the small screw back, nothing else.
Anyway printed mine with petg 100% infill, holding well, but my version don’t have such small spikes, not sure if petg is the best for that.
I have a similar idea. What about a 3d printed sleeve that goes around the puck connected to a handle?
Until then this is my puck mod
Velcro 
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Yeah @natebolo knows best. Thank you for the tag. I personally hate using my hands for the puck. So @kook recommend to use your ass cheeks as hands and then using your 
as a thumb. Works wonders. Try it out.
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lanyard and spring swaps
JJ explains the science
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Unfortunately mine wouldn’t work the 3d printed piece isnt deep enough and bottoms out before the screw hole lines up
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Did you print this on it’s side, with supports? without? I’m trying a few different positions and wondering what worked for you
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You can take a Dremel and route out the inside part if it the screws don’t line up. I just hammered that shit in until the screws lined up. PLA. With a part this small, there really isn’t that much increase to applicable strength between 60% to 100%
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Not near my comp at the moment. But I printed just like it’s sitting now on the table. I used supports.
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Very nice, I need to get one printed for sure. That beer is AMAZING by the way.
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