Movable-Cursor Tiny Computer – Fidget Toy

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✨ 9 Nov 2025 Update — Cursor V.2

The new Cursor V.2 introduces a subtle but important ergonomic upgrade:
a small finger indentation on the top surface of the cursor, designed for your fingertip to rest naturally while sliding.
This gives you better control, smoother motion, and a more satisfying tactile feel during use.

Both Cursor V.1 and V.2 are included in the new file set — feel free to print and compare!
V.2 is slightly optimized for comfort, while keeping full compatibility with the original computer base.

 

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Slide the pad, watch the cursor move.
A cute desk fidget that prints on A1 mini, no supports, no hardware.

Bring a bit of calm to your desk. This palm-size “mini computer” features a friction-tuned slider: push the front pad and the cursor glides across the screen—simple, satisfying, and perfect for quick stress relief.

• A1 mini friendly: small footprint, single-material parts, prints reliably with default profiles.
• No supports, no screws, no magnets: fully 3D-printed mechanism, snap/press fit.
• Multi-color friendly: print the body in grey, the screen insert in white, and the cursor in black for contrast. (All set in 3mf file)
• Icon inserts included: Bambu Lab logo & Apple logo available. Use either or leave blank.

Note on logos: The included icon plates are fan-made inserts for personal use. They are not affiliated with or endorsed by Apple or Bambu Lab. 

Assembly (quick)

1. Insert the screen background form the screen.
2. Push down the background
3. Inset the cursor from the screen.
4. Push down the cursor
5. Glide and move the cursor!
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Please Leave comment if you want another logo for the background.

 

 

Tuning feel:

• If motion is tight: bend the background gently, it helps the cursor glide more smoothly
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