Clicker with a switch (keychain that clicks)
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Body and keycap for a mechanical keyboard switch (MX style): press it and it clicks. Pick the shape, put the initial on the keycap and get the STL.
How it works — watch the video
- 1Choose the shape, size and whether you want a keychain loop.
- 2Type the initial (up to 3 letters) for the top of the keycap.
- 3Download the ZIP (body + keycap), print it and fit a 3-pin or 5-pin MX switch.
Shape
Colors
Preview only. The color comes from your filament.
Fine tuning
If the switch or keycap fits too tight, increase it (0.1 to 0.3 mm). Too loose, decrease it.
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A small plate with the switch hole: prints fast and shows if the clearance is right before the whole clicker.
- You need 1 standard MX-style mechanical keyboard switch per key. 'Clicky' (blue) ones click the loudest.
- The switch snaps in from the top through the 14 mm hole and locks under the plate. The keycap fits the switch's cross stem.
- No supports: body upright (open at the top), keycap upside down. Test the fit on one piece before a batch.
- Small parts: not a toy for young children (choking hazard).