Keynade MX | 12-Key Mechanical Fidget Grenade

A keyboard's feel. A handful of clicks. Keynade MX brings mechanical keyboard feedback into a palm-sized, grenade-shaped fidget. Twelve independently pressable keys wrap around a faceted body, giving you different places to press as you turn it in your hand. The idea behind Keynade The idea started with a grenade prop in RIVALS on Roblox. We wanted to take that visual spark beyond the screen and turn it into something you could actually hold and interact with. The geometric panels became mechanical keys, and the familiar silhouette became a small object for everyday breaks. Keynade brings keys and a grenade-inspired shape together: from an idea on screen to something in your hand. Features

- 12 independent mechanical keys arranged around the body.

- Designed for MX-Style mechanical keyboard switches.

- Glue-free assembly.

- Removable decorative top pin.

- Separate printed parts for flexible colour combinations.

- Single-colour printing without AMS, across 2 build plates.

Printed parts 26 printed parts: 1 body, 12 pressable key panels, 12 fixed panels and 1 decorative top pin. Non-printed hardware — source separately

- Required: 12 MX-Style mechanical keyboard switches. Choose your preferred compatible brand and switch feel: linear, tactile or clicky.

- Optional: 1 metal ball chain for the top loop.

The download contains printable files. Switches and the optional chain are separately sourced hardware; see the model page BOM. Printing notes The supplied 3MF project is set up for Bambu Lab P2S with a 0.4 mm nozzle, 0.20 mm layers and 3 wall loops. Tree supports are enabled. Keep the supplied part orientations and per-object settings. Infill differs between parts, so avoid replacing all settings with one infill value. Remove supports and clean the switch openings, keycap connections and pin opening before assembly. If using a different printer or filament, select the matching presets and review the sliced preview. Assembly

- Clean the printed parts and check the connection areas.

- Test-fit one switch and its matching key panel. Check that it presses and returns freely.

- Install all 12 switches into the body.

- Fit the matching key panels and fixed panels, checking the different shapes and orientations.

- Insert the decorative top pin and add a ball chain if desired.

- Test every key for unobstructed travel and return.

No glue is required. The removable top pin is decorative. Show us your build Try your favourite colours and switch combinations. We'd love to see your finished Keynade in the comments. If you enjoy the design, a like, collection save or Boost helps support our next creation.