🧩 EACH CLICKER NEEDS A SWITCH!Every Clicker design requires a mechanical keyboard switch to work.Any MX-style switch will fit perfectly into the square slot of the printed base — giving you hundreds of options to customize your feel and sound.
🔧 CLICKER ASSEMBLY (see video guide above)
🔹 BASE
Break off the small “pins” at the bottom of the switch using pliers — there can be up to five of them.Then, orient the switch so that its outer shape matches the contour of the printed base (see photo).Press the switch down firmly until it locks into place.
🔹 KEYCAP
1️⃣ Find the cross-shaped hole inside your printed keycap and the cross-shaped stem of the switch.2️⃣ Match both shapes and press the keycap down firmly.
The keycaps are designed to fit snugly on the switch stem without any glue.If it feels too tight, lower your filament flow slightly — around 0.92 is usually safe before quality drops.If it feels too loose, raise the flow ratio a bit until the fit is perfect.
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ℹ️ SWITCH TYPES
• Clicky — crisp tactile feel + loud audible click• Tactile — light bump when pressed + minimal sound• Linear — smooth motion + no bump or click, very quiet
💬 Clicky switches are by far the most popular among fidget fans!
📦 WHERE TO BUY SWITCHES
You can find these switchs on Amazon and Aliexpress.Here’s a non-exhaustive list of trusted specialty shops recommended by the mechanical keyboard community.
• AUS: Daily Clack, Switchkeys• CAN: Ashkeebs, RNDKBD• EU: Eloquent Clicks, Keycapsss, Keygem• JP: Yushakobo• KR: Geon Works, Swagkeys• SEA: iLumkb• UK: Mechboards, Prototypist• USA: Cannonkeys, Divinikey, Kinetic Labs, Novelkeys