Linear Snap Fidget Toy - Compliant Mechanism

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Linear Snap Fidget Toy - Compliant Mechanism

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1 Linear Snap Fidget, 0.2mm layer, 5 walls, 100% infill
1 Linear Snap Fidget, 0.2mm layer, 5 walls, 100% infill
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0.2mm layer, 5 walls, 100% infill
0.2mm layer, 5 walls, 100% infill
24 min
1 plate

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Description

Linear Snap Action Fidget Toy

Features:

  • Addictive fidget toy with a satisfying snap
  • Click together assembly
  • Compliant mechanism using a leaf spring design
  • Prints in 25 minutes
  • Windowed design so you can see the mechanism in action
  • Less than 7g of filament
  • Great for keeping your restless hands busy
  • Perfect testing/calibrating different filaments
  • Can be hung from a keyring utilizing any of the holes
  • Make the linear snap fidget multiple colours by splitting parts across multiple plates.

 

Assembly:

  1. Place the leaf springs into the lower case
  2. Insert the sliding bar with the centre circle to one side of the leaf springs
  3. Fix the cover in place with a gentle tap of a hammer or other heavy object on each corner
  4. Test out the movement!

Thanks for looking!

 

Please rate and review your printing experience :)

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1 Linear Snap Fidget, 0.2mm layer, 5 walls, 100% infill
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Thanks for printing 😊
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Replying to @Zurlingo3D :
np, forgot to add, very easy to print and assemble! 🙂
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Replying to @tessaj :
Thank you @tessaj Appreciate the review :)
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Simple and fast fidget toy. You really do need to hammer the top part in place, I did so with the handle of a screw driver.
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@inimstudio Thank you for the kind review. Would you say the need for hammering is an issue or is it OK? - Personally I like how tight and flush fitting it makes the cover, but the only other option would be to glue the cover in place, if I was to increase the hole size. Just wondering if it's worth adding an additional cover with more tolerance, but would be interested in other users opinions? :)
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Replying to @Zurlingo3D :
I wouldn't say it's an issue :D Keeping it glue free is a good idea.
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printed good but I had to make the holes bigger on the cover
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Did you give it a tap with a hammer? - I can make more tolerance around the holes but it's a fine line between too loose and too tight 😅
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lid doesnt stay on had to super glue
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It does require a tap with a hammer ( or similar) on each corner to properly seat the cover. Tolerances should be on the tight side rather than too loose and requiring glue but thanks for printing :)
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Disculpe como haces para sacar fotos así del modelo en 3d?
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Son solo renders digitales usando fusion360. Gracias :)
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Very satisfying snap and fun to play with.
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