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RING MOUNT QUICK CONNECT
Quickly attach and detach your keychain to anything!
Push button to release connection and slide ring up to remove. Push button in and slide ring on to engage.
Internal spring REQUIRES TPU for AMS (TPU 68d). PLA and PETG were tested and broke instead of springing.
Print profiles provided for individual components to allow easy multi color printing.
F3D file provided for modification and to use this model in your own projects.
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Practical EDC Portable Quick Release: Spring Clip Connector
This is a versatile multi-function spring quick-release connector designed for Everyday Carry (EDC). Whether attached to a backpack, ID lanyard, or keychain, it allows for 'one-second attachment and detachment', providing both security against loss and extreme convenience!
✨ Key Features:
🚀 Quick Release: Clever spring structure design, easily separates with a single-hand press and locks securely upon release.
🎒 Multi-Scenario Application: Perfectly compatible with backpack quick-draws, EDC keychains, ID badge holders, and various lanyards.
🛠️ Tool-Free Assembly: Compact structure, can be directly assembled and used after printing, without complex additional hardware.
With just one print, you can make your everyday small items more modular and interactive! Feel free to download and test, and if you have any suggestions, please leave a comment in the comments section!
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