Clicker Keychain
A fidget keychain with real keyboard switches and your letters
One solid body, no colors. Works with every slicer.
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About this generator
The click of a mechanical keyboard, on your keys. You need MX-style switches, the kind sold loose for a few cents each.
How to use
- Type one to six letters.
- Print the holder and the keycaps as laid out: everything is upside down on the bed.
- Press a switch into each square hole from the flat side until it snaps in.
- Push the keycaps onto the switches.
Printing tips
- No supports. The closed back of the holder prints as short bridges.
- You need MX-style switches (Cherry MX, Gateron, Kailh and similar). Clicky ones, usually blue, make the best fidget.
- Print one cap first and try it on a switch, then adjust Keycap fit.
- Use 0.12 to 0.16 mm layers for the caps, so the cross comes out clean.
Helpful guides
Frequently asked questions
Which switches fit?
Any MX-style switch: 14 mm square body with a cross-shaped stem. Low-profile and optical switches with a different stem do not fit.
Do I need to solder anything?
No. The switches are only used for their feel and sound. The pins sit inside the holder.
The keycap is loose. What can I do?
Lower Keycap fit to 0 and reprint the cap. A tiny drop of glue also works.
