Combines the mechanics of the T-Detour, Tri-Switch and AltWave to create a tile that's a tri-state passthrough flipper when empty. When filled in the counterweight slot, it becomes a double dispenser with inverse center-in pathing via detour logic. That makes this the first penta-state tile! Confused? Check out the video. Verified reliable with 10mm and 3/8".

Hardware / Printing

• One M3x8 screw
• One M3 washer
• Two M2x12 screws (or longer)
• PLA, 2 walls, 10% infill, no supports
• Base needs normal supports.
• Flipper needs tree supports. Tick true on "Support critical regions only".
• Insert does not require support.

Assembly

1. Carefully remove all supports from parts.
2. Install an M3x8 screw into the Flipper, stack a washer on the screw.
3. Place the Insert inside the Flipper. The Insert's orientation should give clearance between its self and the Flipper's floor.
4. Install the subassembly loose into the Base. The Insert should be floating inside the tile.
5. Align the Insert's holes with the Base's holes. Apply pressure to the Insert with a small, narrow tool, like an Allen key, to hold it in place.
6. Install two M2x12 screws into the base while applying pressure to the Insert. The screw heads should be on the bottom on the tile.
7. On the M3 screw, crank it down until it stops rotating freely. Slowly back it out 1/8th of a turn. Repeat until the flipper freely rotates. Note: If assembly is too tedious I can make a jig to help. Let me know in the comments.