Clackers ridged arm style
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Clackers
Ridged arm style
Welcome to today’s post! Today, we’re exploring a unique clacker design featuring ridged arms instead of traditional strings.
The holes in the large outer arms are to help achieve a closer weight balance on both sides.
You can print the arms, making assembly easier without needing to find the correct string.
Assembly is pretty straight forward.
- print the size you would like.
- remove inner brims from the two balls
- match each ball with its arm (the holes and pegs are obvious different sizes) and glue them in using superglue
- line up the axel holes in the large and small arms, and slide the thin part of the rod through the 4 holes
- put a small dab of superglue on the tip of the rod, and firmly press the cap over it. Press firmly, but try not to bend
- wait a few minutes for the glues to dry
- CLACK!!!
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