Wemos D1 Mini Light switch servo mount (IOT project)

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I really, really dig the light switch mount plate for an SG90 servo to activate a light switch. I have a bunch of smart bulbs for my other lights, but my kitchen lights are the long, giant, bright bulbs. Phillips' Hues don't really come in that size ;) So I wanted to activate the servo with MQTT (from a RPi running Home Assistant and Mosquitto MQTT server) using a Wemos D1 Mini. I know you're generally supposed to power servos from their own power supply and not the boards, but I figure quick activation are fine. Plus the 5V may be straight from the USB before the regulator for the Wemos D1 Mini, I need to look into it. Regardless, it should be fine. I took the D1 mini case file and combined it with the plate. The thing is not heavy at all, my light switch screws don't even feel the burden. Then I modded the case lid to make room to hide all the wires from the servo and D1 Mini. I also had to trim the press fit sections to be a bit smaller, and the GPIO holes to be a bit wider/longer. Quick to activate, low cost (already had the servo from a starter kit, bought a bunch of D1 Minis and we all have 3d printers, right?) this thing is awesome. I ran out of white filament on the unmodded versions though... sadface. I included the arduino sketch I used to program the Wemos, and the solidworks file for the lid. Enjoy! Print Settings Printer Brand: Wanhao Printer: Wanhao Duplicator i3 V2 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: Standard Infill: 30% (or whatever)