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A print-in-place sequential shifter toy wrapped in a chunky closed-box console. The internal mechanics rely on built-in compliant flexures: leaf springs in the side walls create the tactile shift detents, while zigzag end-springs automatically snap the stick back to center after each throw.
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Fidget spinner a ingranaggi planetari stampabile in un solo pezzo (print-in-place), diametro esterno 70 mm, con ingranaggio solare centrale, 5 satelliti e anello esterno dentato internamente. L'anello è alleggerito da 10 fori passanti e non ha coperchi, così gli ingranaggi restano visibili. Diametro esterno: 70 mm, spessore 8 mm Modulo 1,5; solare 15 denti, satelliti 10 denti, corona 35 denti Denti elicoidali a spina di pesce (25°) che trattengono i satelliti senza assi Gioco sui denti: 0,25 mm Fori centrali Ø7 mm (solare) e Ø5 mm (satelliti) per alleggerire Stampa piatta, senza supporti; PLA o PETG
A set of five concentric rings designed to print in place as a single piece. Excellent as a clearance test for your printer or just a satisfying desk fidget. Remix Hooks This design is built on a few key parameters that are begging to be tweaked depending on what you want to use it for: Wall Thickness: Currently set to 2mm for a solid feel. Clearance: Set to 0.4mm gap between rings. If your printer is finely tuned, drop this to 0.2mm or 0.3mm for tighter tolerances. Height: Currently 8mm, but you can scale this up on the Z-axis to turn them into nesting tubes. Inner Diameter: Starts exactly at 25mm to fit over standard dowels or large fingers.
Pocket fidget made of three nested rings, each pivoting inside the next on cone-shaped pins. Printed as one assembly with no hardware, the rings spin on three perpendicular axes. Overall size: about 68 mm across (outer ring) Ring tube: 6 mm diameter, round section Ring gaps: about 5 mm between rings Pivots: conical pins in sockets with 0.45 mm clearance Material: PLA, no electronics or extra parts Print notes: rings stand on edge in the as-built pose, so a brim or light supports under the middle and inner rings may help. Break the pivots free by hand after printing.
A compact desk-clock enclosure with a gaming-rig attitude: chamfered shoulders, vented flanks and grooved front stripes under the OLED window, like a mini console from a late-night LAN party. Window for a 0.96" OLED on the front Standoffs for an ESP32 WROOM-32 devkit USB slot at the back Four corner screw bosses and a separate screw-on lid Side vent slots for airflow
Zwei übereinanderliegende Scheiben (Ø75 mm, je 2 mm dick) mit Randzapfen, die sich gegeneinander drehen lassen. Der Zapfen sitzt an der unteren Scheibe, geht durch die obere und hat oben einen flachen Kopf, der die obere Scheibe hält. Untere Scheibe mit Ø30-mm-Mittelloch Zapfen Ø6 mm, 30 mm links der Mitte Loch in der oberen Scheibe Ø7 mm (0,5 mm Spiel pro Seite) Kopf Ø10 mm, 1,5 mm dick, 0,3 mm über der oberen Scheibe 0,3 mm Spalt zwischen den Scheiben, druckbar in einem Stück Obere Scheibe ist geschlossen, nur Drehbewegung
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