Description
Stripped-down version of the 70% scale mini fidget, retaining only the primary 48mm base and the 8mm rattle beads. All slider, cap, and collar mechanics have been deleted from the layout.
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What it's for A fully print-in-place fidget roller inspired by continuous-motion hand toys. It features two heavily grooved outer cylinders captured on a rigid internal frame. Built to be rolled continuously in one hand to keep fingers busy. Dimensions Overall size: 37 mm wide, 63 mm tall, 22 mm deep. Rollers: 22 mm diameter, 50 mm tall with 20 scalloped grip grooves. Clearance: Designed with a 0.5 mm gap top, bottom, and radially around the axles for a free spin immediately off the build plate. Print notes Prints completely vertically without supports. The top frame link is designed with a flat bottom to bridge cleanly across the two internal axles without adhering to the rollers beneath it. Once finished, a firm twist breaks any minor stringing and frees the rollers.
This is a print-in-place ball joint that acts as a miniature thumb joystick. The entire assembly prints as one welded-together block with an internal 0.4 mm gap; once it's off the build plate, a firm snap frees the stick to rotate and swivel in the base. It is designed to be as small as FDM printers can reliably manage without snapping the stalk.
What it's for A two-piece case that turns a 44mm Apple Watch SE (1st gen) into a keychain fob, with no wrist strap. A back shell cradles the watch and carries the key-ring lug. A front bezel fits over it and holds the watch in, leaving the screen open. Dimensions Cavity: 38.6 x 44.6 mm, sized for a 44mm watch body with about 0.3 mm of clearance Outer size: about 44.6 x 50.6 mm, plus the lug Wall thickness: 3 mm Key-ring hole: 5.5 mm Side window on the crown/button edge: 27 mm long, so the Digital Crown and side button stay usable Screen opening: about 1.75 mm of lip around the display Print notes Both parts are laid out separately on the plate. The bezel is flipped so its lip prints flat. Print in PETG or PLA. Check the fit on the stepped joint and sand it if it is tight. The halves are a press fit, and a drop of glue will make the joint permanent. Remix ideas Add a lanyard slot or a carabiner notch. Emboss initials on the back. Make a version for 40mm watches by shrinking the cavity.
What it's for A keychain shaped like a Minecraft grass block: smooth brown dirt body, green grass cap that overhangs slightly, and blunt, irregular grass drips on all four sides. A sturdy corner loop takes a key ring. Dimensions Approx. 27 × 27 × 28 mm Cap about 5 mm thick; drips 3.5–8 mm long Loop hole about 4 mm, at one top corner Remix ideas Swap colours for mycelium or snow blocks Change drip layout Enlarge the loop hole for a lanyard
Jeton de caddie à porter au porte-clés : un disque robuste avec une oreille percée pour l'anneau, et un léger creux sur une face pour coller une pastille ou une étiquette. Dimensions Disque : Ø 24 mm, épaisseur 2,4 mm Oreille : Ø 12 mm, trou de Ø 5 mm Creux : Ø 18 mm, profondeur 0,8 mm Impression À plat, sans supports PLA ou PETG, 3 périmètres conseillés
A solid, minimal frame designed to house a standard 3D-printed visitor pass insert. The base acts as a rigid backing plate, featuring a recessed cavity with a slight continuous inner overhang. This tapered lip allows a flat insert to snap securely into place while printing entirely without supports. Overall Dimensions: 120 mm × 75 mm. Thickness: 2 mm solid floor with a 1.8 mm raised border (3.8 mm total height). Recess Size: 110 mm × 65 mm, providing roughly 0.2 mm clearance around a 109.6 mm × 64.6 mm insert. Retention: 0.2 mm continuous 45-degree internal chamfer at the top edge to lock the insert in place. Printability: Prints perfectly flat on the bed; no supports required.