You won't have mush-room left on your keys after attaching this!

If you've always wanted a happy, clicky banana on your keys, then you're in luck!

I now have the trifecta of coffee cup clickers (mini, large, and travel), so that's cool👀

If you add one of these to your keys/backback, then they'll look out of this world!

I lowkey made myself hungry after printing these, so maybe they're too comvincing!

Spiky fidget toys are just fun to make and play with, I guess!

If you like giving yourself mild acupuncture, then you should print one of these spiky sensory balls!

Larger fidget clickers, like these, are great for people with fat fingers, such as myself😂

I think this is my new favourite fidget clicker It's especially fun to roll it around in your hands!

I made this mini wardrobe to test out my hinge skills, and after a few iterations, I'm happy with how it turned out! What would you use this for?

The final model is a simple holder for turning the coins into keychains!

These might annoy other people, but they're very fun to play with!

Model number 2 turns the Pokemon coins into fridge magnets!

I think we could all benefit from having a clicker on our keys or work lanyard!

If you're like me, you'll have a bunch of these Pokemon coins lying around without any use for them. It's a pity though, because some of them are really cute. That's why I'm releasing the first of 3 models to repurpose these coins!

I would recommend printing multiple of these at a time to save on filament waste!

A lot of similar designs create a ton of filament waste, I managed to split the model up, so that only 3 filament changes happen in total! It can be printed without an AMS too, thanks to pause commands.

It took a few attempts to arrive at a design I was happy with, but eventually we have this hinged magnetic Pokeball container!

I was trying to make a Pokeball container and ended up with this gachapon-style pod!

I turned my regular Pokeball model into a fidget clicker!