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 Please note that this is a hobby project and the information is for hobbiests out there who want make their own stalk. You have to be creative to buildt it.
 
-# Partslist:
+## Partslist:
 - Commander + 2x S3XY buttons - [Link](https://enhauto.com/product/four-s3xy-buttons-gen2)
 - 3x Small ballbearings (6x3mm - hole 2mm) - [Link](https://nl.aliexpress.com/item/1005005167956088.html)
 - 2x Small push button switches - [Link](https://nl.aliexpress.com/item/1005002571813750.html)
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 - ASA black filament (for it's durability, high temperature resistance and UV stability)
 - Some glue
 - Some double side (automotive grade) tape
+- Optional glossy or matte clear varnish spray to give it a deeper black look after sanding.
 - 3D Models can be found under releases
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 <img src="https://github.com/Imaginous/Tesla_Tweaks/assets/68418842/94788050-41c8-48dd-b289-8a11b72e5781.jpg" alt="Parts" width="500"/>
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-# Building:
+## Building:
 Please use your own imagination when building this. I forgot to take pictures during the build.<br>
 Also make sure you have installed the *Commander* and have tested the *S3XY-buttons* in your car before proceeding. Soldering on your *S3XY-buttons* will void their warranty.
 - 3D print the parts: base, stalk and cover.
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 As I said before, it's a hobby project and needs some tweaking on your side, but it works and was fun to create.
 
+
+# Tesla Paddles (Flippers)
+### The challenge...
+I like the *S3XY-buttons*, but I like the clean look and feel of my Tesla Model 3 (2024). So I like to have my buttons out of view.<br>
+When stuck to the back of the steering wheel they are out of sight, but not so easy to press.<br>
+I saw some complicated designs for paddles on sites like Thingiverse, but I thought it should be easier. So I designed minimalistic paddles which contain the PCB of a *S3XY-Button* (Gen1) without modifications. All you need is to 3D print it and stick the PCB inside with a bit of (automotive) foam double sided tape.
+
+### The "solution"
+Luckily we can use the [Enhauto](https://enhauto.com/) *Commander* and the *S3XY-buttons*. With these buttons you can automate many actions via wireless buttons. For more informatiom visit their [website](https://enhauto.com/).<br>
+Using their buttons I created a 3D model af a paddle (left and right) integrating 1 of their buttons in each.<br><br>
+**Note:** *I'm printing the second one at the moment and when both are installed I will take some pictures how it looks in my car.*
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+  <img src="https://github.com/Imaginous/Tesla_Tweaks/assets/68418842/09ff4d2e-52d2-4f54-872d-5877d8f11998.jpg" alt="Parts" width="500"/>
+</p>
+Please note that this is a hobby project and the information is for hobbiests out there who want make their own stalk. You have to be creative to buildt it.
+
+## Partslist:
+- Commander + 2x S3XY buttons - [Link](https://enhauto.com/product/four-s3xy-buttons-gen2)
+- Double sided foam tape (automotive grade, black)
+- Sandingpaper to smoothen the 3D print
+- A 3D printer, I use a Prusa MK2
+- ASA black filament (for it's durability, high temperature resistance and UV stability)
+- 3D Models can be found under releases
+- Optional glossy or matte clear varnish spray to give it a deeper black look after sanding.
+<p float="left">
+<img src="https://github.com/Imaginous/Tesla_Tweaks/assets/68418842/9869fbb8-42f9-4266-9fad-305c0f75bd60.jpg" alt="Parts" width="500"/>
+</p>
+
+## Building:
+You can bend the flipper part a bit upwards and slide in the *S3XY-Button* PCB into the slot. Note the notch which falls into the semi-circle cutout in the PCB.<br>
+Also make sure you have installed the *Commander* and have tested the *S3XY-buttons* in your car before proceeding.
+- 3D print the part. You can use the **brim** file to make the ASA adhere to the print bed better.<br>Also print the part upright, so a continous loop of filament will be created per layer. This is important for the flexability and durability of the print.
+- Sand them to make them nice and smooth.
+- If you want the color to be darker after sanding you can spray a matt or shiny clear coat on top of it. 
+- Open up the *S3XY-button* and remove the cover.
+- Add a piece of double sided tape to the battery compartment.
+- Place the *S3XY-button* in the paddle by lifting it a bit, note the notch in the print and PCB.
+- Add double sided tape to the bottom of the paddle to stick it to the steering wheel, the extentions of the paddle are designed to point down.
+
+**Note:** you can insert a paperclip into the small holes on top of the paddle to push the *CR2032* battery out when it needs replacing. So you don't have to remove the PCB.<br>
+As I said before, it's a hobby project and needs some tweaking on your side, but it works and was fun to create.