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PB&J Fidget Clicker

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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1 plate

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Description

This is an adorable, small fidget clicker inspired by a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.  This was made to be as small as possible while maintaining structural integrity, so it can go with you anywhere in a pocket or bag.  It's small size also makes this a fast print…under 27 minutes from hitting the print button.

 

Printing in multiple materials of appropriate colors perfects the final look and really makes the piece stand out as a desktop decoration as well as a fidget toy.  Materials shown in the submitted images consist of two shades of wood-infused PLA and purple Galaxy PLA.

 

Assembly Instructions:

  • Insert the the base of a standard keyboard switch into the base (non-pb&j side)
  • Align the top (pb&j side) to match the bread on the base and push down.  I found this was easiest on a sturdy surface.
  • Click!

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