Clicker Fidget Keycaps A–Z, Heart, Star, Flower
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Description
Loose keycaps for clicker fidget toys: no more generic blank caps when a custom letter or symbol is wanted. Each cap is a separate 18 × 18 mm square with rounded corners and a hollow underside, with a bold red legend inlaid into a white top.
- Set: letters A–Z plus heart, star and flower (29 caps)
- Size: 18 × 18 mm, 9 mm tall
- Stem: MX-style cross socket, 4.1 × 1.35 mm arms
- Legend: bold, centered, inlaid 0.8 mm into the top
- Print: top face up, no supports needed for the caps; use white and red filament (or a pause for the colour change)
- Keys are spaced apart on the plate and not joined; split into individual files in the slicer
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