INFINITE 3D Printed Pop Fidget (and more updates)

[@getbent57]

The braille cell is an awesome idea.

[@jorel973]

Always look forward to your videos, nice 👍

[@aaron7545]

Can't wait to see what you do with a Klein bottle! Haha. Very cool idea for what was already a solid little fidget toy. 3D Printy Sundays are always good fun!

[@3DPrinty]

I have no idea where to start, but a Klein bottle puzzle box sounds like it would be fun :)

[@suburbansamurai3560]

“Just start popping the buttons on this button popping strip, and don’t bother me again until you finish this side.”

[@dennisgignac5103]

Very Cool !!! Thank you

[@Flecoide]

Gracias por compartir! excelente trabajo! saludos desde Argentina.

[@3DPrinty]

¡Gracias! Me alegro que te gusten los diseños :)

[@finley624]

Incredibly innovative! Does the one you turned into a möbius strip require TPU? Also the brail devise is absolutely amazing.

[@3DPrinty]

Thanks! Yes, I needed to really shrink down the design, so that version ditches the TPU insert and turns the entire case into TPU. This is also a trick I'm using for the smaller braille cells :)

[@davidruggiero6284]

Thank you…and…kitty!!!

[@navb0tactual]

4:17 *_G A T T O_*

[@travsergevt]

Can i buy these anywhere??

[@3DPrinty]

Possibly! The models are free and shared under a Creative Commons Attribution license. That means anyone with a 3D printer is allowed to print AND sell these fidget designs - no fee, subscription, or commission involved. They might show up on Etsy, or you can commission someone with a 3D printer to make one for you.

[@randomgmtr478]

Your really something else lol! You see, I always search online for some interesting stuff to print. When it comes to fidget toys, It usually very difficult to find something I like. Several of your items, are really something else. Appreciate you man! 🫡🙃👌👊👍

[@3DPrinty]

Thank you, I'm glad you like them :)

[@randomgmtr478]

When you say Default: 0.45mm and Loose: 0.6mm, what do you mean? Is this excess space? Or an actual dimension? I don’t understand ^^”

[@3DPrinty]

Before I jump into the details, I recommend the default option. If it results in a click that's too hard, it'll be easiest to switch to a softer TPU (92A works well). Okay, on with the messier explanation! The inner edge of every hole in the TPU insert has a small fillet (rounded edge) to reduce how hard the button presses against it. As the radius of the fillet increases, that leading edge protrudes less - giving a slightly softer click. I only mention the exact dimension for those that might want to recreate those parts for other projects. Most people only need to know that one version is standard and the other version is "looser". I hope that clears it up :)