Infinite Pop-Up Fidget Toy - Free 3D Print Model

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Viltsu

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A1 mini

X1E

H2S

P2S

H2C

H2D

H2D Pro

P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X2D

A2L

Original 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

1 h

1 plate

4.2(555)

MERGED 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

1 h

1 plate

4.3(49)

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

48 min

1 plate

4.1(15)

Open in Bambu Studio

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3923

8760

1054

175

15.4 k

11.8 k

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Iron Gray Metallic (13100) / Filament with spool / 1 kg

PLA Metal

PLA Basic

Description

NEW VERSION IS RELEASED! FIND IT HERE: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2241650

Read Print and Assembly Instructions!

Description:

Automatic return! Fun, relaxing and satisfying. Enjoy endless button pressing with this fidget.

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Print:

Important! Choose a stiff filament that doesn't bind or bend easily. Tested to work best with PLA Metal and PLA Basic. PLA Matte and PETG-HF work OK, but buttons need more loosening before assembly. PLA Silk and other cosmetic filaments are not recommended. Colors are also known to cause differences in print accuracy and part stiffness. Experiment with different materials if at first you don't succeed.

Use the provided profiles. If printing via Bambu Handy app, don't increase the number of copies. This can cause the buttons to move outside the housing, making the assembly impossible. If you must print multiple copies, or the buttons don't print inside the housing for some other reason, use the “MERGED” profile. The reason for this is that the buttons are not merged to a single assembly with the main body in the default profile. This is done so because it allows for the buttons to have different layer height than the body, which reduces friction between the parts. The “MERGED” profile does not have this feature.

The design uses small tolerances and assumes your printer functions with normal accuracy (test prints were done with a fairly new A1 mini). Check your filament calibration and printer axis & belt tension if the print-in-place parts stick together.

If slicing yourself:

a) Use the provided STL (not 3MF) file to make sure all parts are positioned correctly. The Buttons/Pins are print-in-place and cannot be installed if printed separately.

b) If possible, print the Body and Buttons and different layer heights to reduce binding. I used 0.2mm and 0.15mm.

c) Print the middle lever with high infill. (~100%)

Assembly:

Make sure the Buttons/Pins move freely before assembly! Move them up and down until they move smoothly and click up and down with low force.

Once the pins move freely and smoothly, push all the pins up and position the first end of the lever inside.
Push the second end of the lever inside. Some force is needed as well as finding the correct alignment.
Push the first two buttons down with the lever ends. Position the two ends of the lever in the lower button grooves to get more space for next step.
Make sure the last button is still in the up position. Push the last end of the lever in.
Once the lever is in, push the third button down.
Combine the two halves.
Done! If the buttons don't at first return easily, help them a bit to loosen the mechanism. Once running smoothly, the mechanism gets even better with use.

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fidget

button

clicker

Comment & Rating (1054)

@Denyel007

Pinned by Designer

Made several with color change (heat sensitive) filament to add an extra fun element to it! Came out good. Still working them to get them smoother but fun little fidget

The designer has replied

@Denyel007

My daughter has decided she likes them better as they come off the plate. Just being able to push the buttons back and forth versus them popping back up. Saves me the assembly :-)

@Viltsu

What a fun twist! Thanks for sharing!

@user_1217807983

Where can I buy that filament?

@user_938155032

Print Profile

MERGED 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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Other Issues:All the pieces stuck together. Could not fit the Y piece in there. Do Not PRINT!!

@tucano

but there are many good comments

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@zhijungao

are you dumb

@user_2804701007

but printing, worked flawlessly, you have to pay attention in school

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@DanielVP

Print Profile

Original 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Worked flawlessly! After using it more it gets even better! congrats for the amazing instructions too!

The profile uploader has replied

@Viltsu

Thank you so much 😊

@user_254939712

I still can’t assemble it

@user_997731843

does it not work

@user_3942935270

Print Profile

Original 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

this didn’t work guy

The profile uploader has replied

@Viltsu

Hi Guy! Why didn’t it work? The print quality looks okay

@kimgirl67

Replying to @Viltsu :

exactly.it looks fine

@Viltsu

Replying to @kimgirl67 :

so what happens if you push the button that is up?

@mikokeke

Print Profile

Original 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

very hard to assemble but this is very good toy!

The profile uploader has replied

@Viltsu

Thanks! :)

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@mikokeke

i read instrustions... haha.

@magnetiktank

I'm not alone..

@bilabijal

Boosted

Print Profile

Original 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

After an evening of clicking and popping, it works amazing now!

The profile uploader has replied

@Viltsu

Awesome!

@user_1506171595

@timfa

Takes a while to loosen up, but once it does it works great. Snaps together well and is easy to assemble. I added a colour swap at layer #12 and #127 myself, which I think looks great. (I'd upload the profile, but the license set forbids me to do so)

The designer has replied

@Viltsu

Great! Looks nice with the color swap. I didn’t know the Standard license doesn’t allow for profile uploads.. Probably because it’s an exclusive model.

@MVRSHMELL0

Impossible to assemble. Printed with an A1 and eSUN PLA+, directly from the Bambu app. The filament was dry and calibrated! I printed two and already destroyed one, as I couldn’t even get the nipples in with a hammer 😁

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@Viltsu

This is how it looks when printing from the app. How did you manage to move to move the pins outside the body? 😆

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@CU_Mojo

You are supposed to print the piece on the right with the buttons in place. Mine worked fine.

@MVRSHMELL0

Ah, okay. The issue is that I made two copies in the app. This caused the pens to print next to the housing. 😁 The description should mention that only one copy should be printed when using the app! 😁

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@user_210918923

.help

The designer has replied

@Viltsu

Hi! 😊 Looks good!

@user_210918923

Replying to @Viltsu :

no, I broke it

@user_210918923

The middle piece is stuck and it won’t pop up. The case will just pop out.

@user_1268399869

Print Profile

Original 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

the burins are Riley hard to Pooh’s

@user_1926675299

you mean the buttons are really hard to push

@Olive_Mann_13

what filament is that?

@asa_jones

Bud's keyboard has a lisp.

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@NotVladYT

Print Profile

Original 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

i printed 2 different times. first one: i printed one clicker and it came out great, i even sold it for a dollar. second one: i printed 2 clicker's and they came separately, which i have no clue how to put together, the parts that you click were printed separately, ive tried melting them so i can slide them it but nothing, i tried pushing it as hard as i can, nothing. is this because i printed multiple at once?

The profile uploader has replied

@NotVladYT

i just printed a third plate with 2 copies, now its normal again. i think the one i selected the second time was the seperate one

@Viltsu

Yes, if you print multiple from the app you need to use the ”merged” profile. This is explained in the model description, please read it 😊

@NotVladYT

Replying to @Viltsu :

oh mb, im american so im pretty blind. i just noticed the second profile says merge. thank you

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