fidget cube switch 3d models

Here is the rewritten version: Remix of the Kobayashi Fidget Cube by pkobayashi. There are STLs for different tolerance settings, but you can customize the block size, gaps, and other parameters in the Onshape design. Use variables to change these...

... you must use the same license. Thingiverse enforces this. Sorry, I just want to make sure people follow the licenses :) I designed this fidget cube from scratch in Tinkercad, you can also find it there! ... Also sorry for the bad camera quality

Remix of the Kobayashi Fidget Cube by pkobayashi There are STLs for various tolerance settings available, but you can modify the block size, gaps, and other parameters directly within the Onshape design. Use the variables to adjust these settings...

Remix of the Kobayashi Fidget Cube by pkobayashi There are STLs for various tolerance settings available, but you can easily customize the block size, gaps, and other parameters directly within the Onshape design. Use the variables to quickly change...

Remix of the Kobayashi Fidget Cube by pkobayashi There are STLs for various tolerance settings available, but you can customize the block size, gaps, and other parameters directly within the Onshape design. Use the variables to modify these settings...

This is a unique spin on the classic 2x4 Fidget cube. It has become one of my most popular 3D prints, and I'm amazed by how many people love this design. The cube can also double as a baby toy. No assembly is required when printing this model. To...

This is a very simple and fun fidget inspired by a light switch. ...This takes about 30min to print.</p>

I'm absolutely obsessed with the satisfying click of cherry switches, so I designed and built this compact fidget toy to satisfy my craving for tactile feedback.

So here's what I came up with: dimension and clearance test in one print 25 mm test cube instead of standard 20 mm so the measuring device tolerance plays lesser of a role clearances from 0.2 mm to 0.6 mm each cube has clearance marking on the bottom...

I found that scaling it up to 102% worked like a charm - I was able to push the bearing in effortlessly with just my elbow grease, and the cubes fit snugly into place, staying put even during normal use. For added functionality, I've included two...

UPDATE 4/2/2023 Added V9 I believe the final version and working version of a sensory infinity cube pleases give it a try and let me know how it goes. UPDATE 1/7/2023 Added the original file the new file seems to be struggling worse I printed a few...

Fidget cube, puzzle. It requires careful assembly. You'll need one support and eight gears. There are four sprockets that fit onto a shaft with 220 symmetrical teeth, labeled SR. Additionally, there are four other sprockets with the same tooth count...

So here's what I came up with:dimension and clearance test in one print25 mm test cube instead of standard 20 mm so the measuring device tolerance plays lesser of a roleclearances from 0.2 mm to 0.6 mmeach cube has clearance marking on the bottomcube...

While not an exact replica, I drew inspiration from the many impressive fidget widgets on thingiverse. I print this model without using supports. It should remain intact when you try to release the joints. Please carefully read the printing...

This fidget is a mix if many satisfying fidgets but it will require some supports I am working on a better one.

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

This is a fidget that I designed to be used with some mechanical keyboard switches that I had lying around. I have cherry mx brown switches, but any switch of a similar form factor should work fineThe base is made to prevent your fingers from getting...

Interestingly, if the pegs are much larger (I tried 6mm), it's much stronger (and they come out nice and round), but there's more friction, and also the radius of the cubes becomes larger so you also end up with less mass swinging around (so it...

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

An infinity cube that prints as an assembly. ...There are four sets of hinges that allow the cube to fold on itself over and over again.

One of my coworker's kids had a cube toy that is fun to fidget with. I've tried to recreate it for 3D printing, and these photos are of the toy itself, not the print, until I can get it printed. Work in Progress This model is still being worked on....

... this fidget toy is perfect for individuals who require a low-profile approach to staying focused. By providing a convenient outlet for excess energy, the Single Print Fidget D18 empowers users to stay productive and motivated throughout their day.

Custom Fidget Spinner for Your Workspace: Easy-to-Print Design This simple fidget spinner is designed to bring a fun and functional element to your office or home workspace. Made with standard 608 bearings, it's easy to assemble and requires minimal...

its a cube with a maze tunnel built inside. ...you drop the ball in (included in print) then turn cube to try and get the ball down the correct path and out through the bottom

Single-handedly, I hold a trusty fidget toy, a compact companion that fits neatly in my hand. ...Its sleek design and subtle weight make it a reliable comfort object in times of stress or boredom.

Giant Model MX Switch fidget toy. Scale up or down for different sized toy. ... How to put together:https://youtu.be/FIsx_Anx0L0 How to Disassemble:https://youtu.be/Jz_RCBF8WS0 This is part of the Giant MX Combo...

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...

A game-changer for any puzzle enthusiast! ...Simply drop two non-greased 608 bearings into the designated holes and watch your cubes spin effortlessly.

Magnetic cube which improve creativity, hand eye coordination, logical thinking.  NOTE 1: You need to setup pause during print, then assembly magnetic balls inside holders.