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0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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fuzzy skin for cat fur effect
fuzzy skin for cat fur effect
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Description

A fidget toy shaped like a cute paw, using MX switches in each toe for satisfying clicks. it combines playful design with the tactile enjoyment of mechanical switches.

 

 

Requirements:
6X MX switch (recommended: Kailh Navy Box switches for their strong, satisfying click and heavy spring, but any MX switch should work).

 

Note:
The MX stem fits with a 90% success rate. If the fit is too loose due to under-extrusion, you can improve it by adding a piece of tape to the stem or printing it a bit smaller.

 

Printing Details:
This model is easy to print and requires no supports.
A premade brim for the MX stem is included and can be easily cut off (see images).

 

 

Print Settings: .12 Layer height, 15% infill, no brim, and no supports.

 

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0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
extremely cute i printed using fuzzy skin
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That is genius! I love it!
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is that a setting in the studio? fuzzy skin?
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Replying to @HardwareMaster :
yes!
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0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
Very nice project. Printed with a 0.2 mm nozzle and variable layer height.
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i should have done that, looks beautiful. i did with .4 and no adaptive height, didnt turn as nice for te buttons.
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that is smooth. Nice print.
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I switched a couple of things up. fuzzy skin on the base and used Bambu PLA matte Ivory White and then Bambu Hot Pink PLA with an ironed top surface. MK switches from amazon with a little silicon oil to help them move super easy. used small side cutters £2.99 from Amazon to remove the bridges. note you need to ensure there are no burrs to help the switches move. great print and my daughter loves them.
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where do you get the clicker for it.
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Replying to @user_2448649489 :
amazon. just look up keyboard switches.
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fuzzy skin for cat fur effect
awesome print for anyone with furbabies!
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Where did you get those square things that goes into the square hole on the paw because when I printed it I did not get one of those
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Replying to @user_2779658038 :
In the description, the author states that you need 6 MX Switches which are available online. They are mechanical keyboard switches. They are available in some stores like microcenter as well. I found these on Amazon but I have not ordered them yet to be able to tell you if these would for sure work with the model: https://a.co/d/01ROMwj
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what do you use for the springs
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fuzzy skin for cat fur effect
Turned out beautiful. Printed with PLA Brown and PETG Translucent Pink , Used Kailh Box Whites as I had those lying around, and it fits perfect without any adjustments. Love it
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Excellent
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🤯 THAT LOOKS LIKE A CRYSTAL.I LOVE IT.
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wow so pretty
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fuzzy skin for cat fur effect
cuuuute :)
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These parts break when I try to install them, what should I do?
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this is very bad it dose not click at all and the paw does not fit
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Ummm, you don't have the MX switches installed.
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Replying to @Crabnabit :
Here are the ones the designer suggests. https://a.co/d/7e013au
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I was convienced that it is not working with MX switchers. But... You have to remove support from paws and It's hard to explain but the wider side of the switch cross fits into the frame with the border on the pad. Another words - If the pad gets stuck after pressing the button simply turn the button 90 degrees and clip it back into the pad.
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did I do something wrong when printing ? they kind of just fall in and are very loose and fall out if I pick it up
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Hi, you need some MX style keyboard switches for the clicking mechanism ;)
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Replying to @MorphNest3D :
hi, do you think small springs would work? I’m a spring maker so I can make a size to fit
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Replying to @user_2593296090 :
That would be smart! Although I would guess the model needs to be modified in a way so that it latches on the spring
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I've got these switches, it will fit?
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yeah most likely. i got some from amazon and they work
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