switch fidget 3d models

I loved this clicky toy but people constantly asked about the internal composition. And being that it is also quite satisfying to watch the mechanism work, I designed this honeycomb cutout for the covers and called it a "Curious Cover". Hats off...

# simple clicky switch for fidgeting you might want to scale the models up in the slicer print 2 "base.stl"s print 1 "clickbar.stl" and 1 "switch.stl" assembly instructions may come later

designed as a mx cherry switch fidget toy 13.95x13.95 ---- switch hole size 3mm -------------- plate thickness 45.305 mm ------ sitting height Recommended to print with 100% infill otherwise walls will be too fragile

3D Printed Fidget Switch (Handheld)

this is a small fidget switch that has a nice click sound (reassuring)

This fidget is part of a collection of easily 3d-printable fidgets for anyone with sensory needs. Every fidget is designed to not require support material or major post-processing. Switch on. Switch off. A very small inconspicuous pocket clicker.

My own design. ...I saw a fidget switch somewhere and decided to make my own. (with original measurements and everything) May need glue depending on the printer. ...

I modified the popular Fidget Switch and added a loop to it so you can hang it on your keys because you need to have this with you all the time.

... flexible mechanism. I am curious to see if anyone else can think of a purpose for a mechanism like this. It's also fun to play with.Check out what this switch can be used for here.You can obtain a commercial license to sell prints of this here.

This is a straightforward analog switch. A coworker of mine was looking for something similar to make a chore chart for his kids at work, and I had to think about it. There are two versions available - one is a smaller slider that's very simple and...

... body during operation. Next, screw the knob into the flex part. The proper orientation can be seen in the photos. Applying lubricant will make the mechanism significantly smoother. Otherwise, the more you toggle the switch the smoother it will get.

This holds four of my Fidget Switches. ...Glue may be necessary but I didn't need to use any.

this is a suuuuuuuper satisfying toggle switch no bolts or screws nessesery.please follow me for more fidget toys

This is a simple remix of mr kriswillcode's fidget switch suited for that special someone on valentines day!

This is a multi-switch tester for Cherry MX and compatible keyboards that doubles as an entertaining fidget toy.\r\nIt can accommodate at least twenty switches.\r\n\r\nTo assemble, print two separate halves, then securely bond them together using...

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...

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...

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...

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.  Supports screws & bearings, different size magnets, etc.  If you find some combo of parameters that doesn't work besides...

This fidget toy is a tiny, clicky toggle switch! It's fully printable in about an hour and is only four pieces. ...You can change the "snap" effect by using either spring option and/or different materials.

This fidget toy is a tiny, clicky toggle switch! It's fully printable in about an hour and is only four pieces. You can change the "snap" effect by using one of the 3 spring options and/or different materials. **Don't forget to 'like'! If you make...

Fidget rocker switch with a satisfying 'click'. You will require 2 8x3mm neodymium magnets and 1 M3x10mm fastener. When assembling make sure the magnets are opposed to each other for the switch to work correctly. ... ...

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...

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.

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:...