Gear Shift Fidget Toy V2 // Print-in-place
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After the great success of the Gear Shift Fidget Toy (thank you <3), I’ve created the V2 to address many of the issues that users have experienced.
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Archivos (4)
- Gear shift v2 Default.step STEP · 3,8 MB
- Gear shift v2 Keychain.step STEP · 4,0 MB
- Gear shift v2 Tight.step STEP · 3,8 MB
- Gear shift v2 Loose.step STEP · 3,8 MB
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After the great success of the Gear Shift Fidget Toy (thank you <3), I’ve created the V2 to address many of the issues that users have experienced. Update 8/9/25: New Spring Cover Available!
This is a fidget toy that mimics a gearbox with the snap of each gear and the repositioning of the lever.
The design is fully print-in-place, requiring no assembly.
It retains the same shape but includes several upgrades for improved durability, reliability, and faster printing.
What’s New?
- 🆕 Updated pattern and knob design
- 🛠️ Redesigned spring to better resist deformation
- ⚙️ Improved snap system that reduces wear on each gear
- 💪 Stronger, more stable shaft that stays secure during printing (tested on Voron, KP3S, and BambuLab A1 with various filaments, including multicolor printing)
I’ve included 4 versions:
- Default, should work on 95% of printers
- Keychain, it has a hole so you can use it as a keychain
- Looser, for those who find the gears too tight; you can try printing this version (available in the print profile and CAD file)
- Tight, some people have found that the third and fourth gears stop engaging after a few minutes. This is due to differences in flow/tolerances of the printer. This version has tighter gears to ensure they hold for longer.
Recommendations:
- 🧼 Clean the print bed thoroughly to ensure the spring adheres properly
- ⚠️ Be cautious when removing the print from the bed, as the shaft may stick and deform the spring: avoid pulling; gently flex the build plate instead
- 🚫 No supports are needed
- 🔧 Enable Z-hop if you experience issues with the shaft shifting during printing
- ‼️ If not using a print profile: Ensure the seam of the shaft’s spring isn’t too close, as it may fuse and affect functionality. Try setting the seam to “back” or rotating the object
I hope you love this upgraded design! I’ll be reading all your feedback and suggestions for any tweaks or improvements. Enjoy!
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