Clickit Fidgets

All Clickit Fidgets are printed in place with no supports. There are multiple different variations and sizes. EACH model comes with 3 clearance options; Tight Snap, Easy Snap, and Easiest Snap. I provided these so no matter what is going on with your clearances you should be able to print your fidget with your desired level of resistance in the snap. If you want to print the MegaClicker or other large fidgets, I recommend printing the corresponding Keychain version (Small or Large button) to figure out which clearance level works best with your printer. All easy snap clearance models have the same level of clearance, same with Tight Snap.

There are currently 6 variations of this Clickit Fidgets that you can print:

- Large Disc Keychain
- Small Disc Keychain
- Toggle Keychain
- 7 Button Disc Fidgets
- Small 7 Disc Clickit
- MegaClicker9000

**This design is uploaded with a non-commercial license. Purchasing this file does not grant you the right to sell commercially.

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Printing Info:
These are just the settings I used to test the model, feel free to use whatever settings work best for you.
- FDM or Resin: FDM
- Scaling: Scaling up or down may cause some issues, but I'm sure scaling up would be safe in most cases.
- Supports: None
- Infill/Perimeters: I used 15% infill and they work great.

- Nozzle Size: 0.4
- Layer Height: I used 0.20.

Printing, Assmebly & Post Processing
- Each fidget has 3 versions with different levels of clearance so you can achieve the perfect snap.
- I would suggest starting with the Easy Snap version of whichever model you want to print. If it is too loose, go for Tight Snap. If it is too tight, go for Easiest Snap!
- Your goal should be for it to be nice and tight when it comes off the printer, but still snappable. This will ensure it can still snap when it has worn a little.
- If you want to print MegaClicker9000 or others, I HIGHLY suggest printing the corresponding keychain version first to make sure your buttons will work the way you want them to.