Keyrambit
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The perfect addition to turn your keys into your favorite toy!
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Outdoor Toys
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution
Why Print the Keyrambit?
- A fidget toy that's always with you
- Color code your keys to tell them apart
- A cool way to show off your fast hand skills to your friends
- With multiple models to fit your style and hand comfortably
Why So Many Files? And What to Print
First, for each of the different models I have an stl file. This Keyrambit is blank and ready for you to print. If you'd like to customize it and add your name to it, open the f3d file and edit the text and the Keyrambit will update automatically.
For what specific model to print, I recommend giving them all a look or try, they all have different feels and spins.
My personal favorite is "Keyrambit Tear #5", I've printed these out of ONYX, PETGCF, PETG, PLA, and much more on a wide range of printers.
For the inserts, “Normal” which is a size that fits me, “Small” which is a smaller size I made for a friend with tiny fingers, and I have "Custom" which is a fusion file for you to play with to fit you better. Alternatively, if you have really big fingers, you might not need to use an insert.
How To Assemble:
To assemble the Keyrambit you need to compress the three parts together, (bearing, insert, and Keyrambit), for this step, I recommend using an arbor press, but if you don't have that available a vise or hard book will also work.
Bearing:
The bearing I used is a 6805-2RS Deep Groove Ball Bearing, attached below is an amazon link for a five pack
If you have any questions, feel free to ask!
Happy Printing,
Griffin