key switch fidget 3d models

This is a remix of Fidget Toggle Switch This toggle is like rocker light switch, there is 2 different toggles one is flat and the other one is slope You can reuse the spring from the original model, it also assemble like the original model If your...

On a whim, after someone on a Discord server shared a video of a fidget switch they printed, I decided to try a quick interpretation of the design with the materials I had on hand. This is intended to use 6mm diameter x 3mm tall magnets. The holes...

If the rotation feels stiff, use a file to trim it as necessary.Finally, set the spring and make sure the wheel is engaged, then attach the opposite side of the case.Note:I recommend that attempting to make a conversion from the original “Fidget...

This is a remix of the original fidget toggle switch by kriswillcode. This version uses 4 8mm x 3mm or 5/16"x1/8" neodymium magnets to enable the switching action. This upgrade gives a much more satisfying and instant click between switch...

Update Feb 12, 2022: Added chamfered version to match the original switch better.This is a remix of the original fidget toggle switch by kriswillcode. This version uses 4 8mm x 3mm or 5/16"x1/8" neodymium magnets to enable the switching action.

Amount of infill does not matter.It is important to follow this guide:print the file Magnet_Fidget_Switch- set up a pause right before the hole closes.- put the magnet in and resume printingprint the file Magnet_Fidget_bot- set up a pause right...

This is a remix of Fidget Toggle SwitchThis toggle is like rocker light switch, there is 2 different toggles one is flat and the other one is slopeYou can reuse the spring from the original model, it also assemble like the original modelIf your...

This is a remix of Fidget Toggle SwitchThis toggle is like rocker light switch, there is 2 different toggles one is flat and the other one is slopeYou can reuse the spring from the original model, it also assemble like the original modelIf your...

Case and Spring parts are compatible with original “Fidget Clicking Wheel 2.0”.Print Settings:Material: PLA, PETGLayer height: 0.15 - 0.20mm  (For your information, I tested it at 0.30mm and it was quite tight due to the tolerance.)Supports:...

I printed a fidget toggle switch and fell in love. The click, the clack, it's on, it's off... amazing.</p><p>The only issue was in my giant hands, I was unable to keep a grip on it. So I added a loopy ring and now it a perfect for one handed...

The case should hold together with friction, but if not, a small amount of glue should suffice.If you printed a few switches and need a convenient holder, check out Liova's 3-switch box. ...nortmann_c also made an awesome keychain remix that's worth...

:-) If yes, then print this simple rocker switch fidget.You can choose bottom part with or without ring for your finger and top part for flat or rounded screw head. The rocker is available with or without I/O symbols. The length of the screw should...

A fidget cube toy that accepts standard MX type switches (Cherry, Kailh, Gateron, etc.). It feels very good in your hand especially when the print was sanded down a bit. The .stl file is meant to be printed twice and then glued together with 4...

Equipped with Cherry MX switch technology, try the blue option for its satisfying clickiness. This product is a creative spin on the popular Cherry MX Arcade Button, offering a unique twist on a classic design. All you need to print is the body of...

The body of the switch also has two options, because who doesn't like choices?If you're looking for a fidget switch that has fewer parts, prints quicker, and uses less filament, check out my Print-in-Place Fidget Toggle Switch. ⚠ Heads up, hot...

satisfying switch in a owl shaped case

For tuning tips, see below.Hammer the other end cap in to the body.Tuning the ActionIt can be tricky to get the fidget switch's movement to work reliably. Here are some tips to help you out:</p><ul><li>The <i>slider </i><strong>must </strong>be able...

This is a simple fidget switch that uses an array of three magnets to create a very clicky bistable mechanism that snaps sharply to either side. I used magnets instead of a mechanical detent because magnets don't wear out, whereas 3d printed plastic...

Fusion360 looked too complicated to jump in to, so I recreated the switch in OpenSCAD with tons of parameters. &nbsp;Supports screws &amp; bearings, different size magnets, etc. &nbsp;If you find some combo of parameters that doesn't work besides...

Any way you do it that socket will probably need a little cleanout if you're trying not to bend your switch pins.I had better luck printing the keycaps with the number facing up plus a brim and support only for the stem. ...When I printed them with the...

Just a simple Fidget gear to play with when at your desk. ...they interlock with other keys you put this on, so you can make a whole row of keys into a fidget toy

I like fidget toys and mechanical keyboards. ...So I created a little case for one switch and keycap to click around.&nbsp;Mine is printed with 0.15mm layer height and 30% infill. ...But 0.2mm and a lower infill should also work fine.</p>

Amanita Muscaria fidget keychain anti stress spinner

This is just an idea and I have not tried it out but I thought it would be a great fidget.

Created exclusively for fans of fidget spinners, this item combines two useful features - a spinning toy and a convenient keychain all-in-one!

I designed a customized keychain fidget cube for my buddy, and it's really taken off with him. ...Printing it out of super-elastic material was the perfect move - it's flexible, resilient, and totally grippy.

Put a hole in kriswillcode's fidget toggle switch to be able to use it as a keychain.0,2 layer height15% infillno supports

IDEC KEY SWITCH

A minor update to safpep's original fidget switch with 3 clicks instead of two. ...The design isn't the neatest but it gets the job done.The new notch should be pointing upwards (if you're not getting three clicks, flip it around)

Simple holder for a Cherry MX type switch to use as a fidget. No need to cut the pins on the bottom. The switch should fit snugly. If it is too tight, try printing it scaled up by 1%. It's comfortable to hold in different orientations. The pictures...