switch fidget 3d models

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...

satisfying switch in a owl shaped case

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)

Introducing the Mechanical Keyboard Fidget Switch Keychain Switchtester - the perfect blend of design and functionality! Features:- 3D printed base and keycap- Cherry MX compatible- Perfect for restless hands or desk decoration Whether you're a...

This is a modular center section for the Fidget Switch Better Grip by th1nzz. It will allow you to add an unlimited number of switches to one continuous bank. Uses original toggle, springs, and grips. Only 2 "center sections" are shown here, but you...

This is a modular center section for the Fidget Switch Better Grip by th1nzz. It will allow you to add an unlimited number of switches to one continuous bank. Uses original toggle, springs, and grips. Only 3 "center sections" are shown here, but you...

The fidget works exactly as the normal one, but i've added storage for the springs. I had the problem that i lost those and never had them with me. Now you can always and everywhere change the spring! There's capicity for two springs plus the one...

I was trying to do an in place click switch. ...It may not click loud, but the switch effect is nice.I made the opening that faces the bed a little wider so that it will print without ‘freezing’ or fusing together.Happy Clicking!

Just insert the magnets so they oppose each other, then snap the cover on top of the switch until the catches engage.Requires 4 5mm x 2mm magnets placed polar opposed to each other.Printed in PETG, but PLA will work too..12 line heightsupports...

Tactile, mechanical toggle switch for fidgeting - No extra parts needed! (Glue is recommended for the outer shell.) Printed using PETG but I'm sure other common plastics will work just as well. Also a great way to quietly annoy those around you...

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

This is a compact remix version of kriswillcode's Fidget Toggle Switch. It is a little more than 25% smaller than the original, but uses the same mechanism. It has been changed in the following ways:The side view height of the main case is reduced...

This is a compact remix version of kriswillcode's Fidget Toggle Switch. It is a little more than 25% smaller than the original, but uses the same mechanism. It has been changed in the following ways:The side view height of the main case is reduced...

Add pause at 10.6mm for the spring, and another pause at 11.4mm for the toggle switch and the other case part.

Softer spring for the switch if you want to print it in 200% scale

Assembly manual:First print the spring of your choice (there are two versions, perfectly stiff and extra stiff.Note that the springs have bumps on one side of them, in this picture shown with a red line:         Then prepare your toggle switch and...

Is an adaptation to which you incorporate a hole to be able to use it as a keychain. ...

The model only uses printed parts and uses printed threads for assembly.Another variant that uses Magnets for assembly can be found here: MX Switch Fidget Toy.&nbsp;InstructionsPrint the three parts: top, bottom and plate.IMPORTANT: print the parts...

This is a case for the Fidget Toggle Switch and is gridfinity compatible. Don't know why anyone would want this, but it exists. Printed fine in PLA at .3layer height, with 10% infill and no supports.  As featured on Voidstar Lab! ...Thanks Zack!

The original Fidget Toggle Switch by kriswillcode is very satisfying to use as well as being easy to print. But as soon as I saw it I wanted it to have one of those red safety covers, the sort of thing you see in movies when people are launching...

Hey! ... I was on LoL loading time and bored, so I decided to get myself a fidget toy to relax! It is very easy and quick to print, no glue needed. No need for supports but I advise to put rafts for the small parts. Enjoy! ... NEKO2787

Print SettingsNozzle Size: 0.4mmLayer Height: 0.2mmVertical Shells: 2Top/Bottom Layers: 4Infill: 15%Supports: Depends on how good your printer is at bridging.

<h3><strong>Print Settings</strong></h3><ul><li><strong>Nozzle Size</strong>: 0.4mm</li><li><strong>Layer Height</strong>: 0.2mm</li><li><strong>Vertical Shells</strong>: 2</li><li><strong>Top/Bottom Layers</strong>:...

I decided to add finger indents to make it not as slippery to hold in the hands.

You can print the file one or 2 times depending on how large you want the hook to be. ...If you only print one, use the original case file for the other side.

Not my idea...but my own design. Using 7 total 3mm x 6mm Magnets. ... My first full design of my own...about 6 hours total so far on this build.

The original spring was too weak for me so i made a simple spring that can be inserted next to the springs to give them extra strength.Print two and just put them inside as seen on the photo