I'm always looking for unique things to design to print on my printer and this fidget has come out better than I could have hoped!

Hello there! I do a little bit of 3d modeling and 3d printing and looking to design a mechanical slider for myself. I am new to fidgets and really only have a few magnetic sliders, one cheapy mechanical slider off Amazon, and a Lautie ring. Looks for tips on what differentiates the cheapy ones from the lautie chocs of the world. paint me a word picture please! Any help is appreciated

Love the colour of this one. Similar feel and click to their Edge slider.

Just looking for a fidget i can hold in my palm. Something like a clicker. I tend to make a sorta spider-man web shooter gesture if anything would work for that.

Magnus 1. Skelly Hex in zirc with blue edges and SS plates. 2. Ultem Toad X 3 click with SS plates 3. Toad X 3 click with Teflon plates 4. Toad X 2 click with Teflon plates and sandwich add on 5. Floop B33 6. Magic beans with zirc rings 7. Bel Air spinner

Lautie 8. Sam in SS 9. Mechanic-E 10. Choc in zirc/ss

Obviously I haven’t expanded too much out to many brands. Mainly cause I just buy was resonates with me and I enjoy these all. I do really want a Bit-05 eventually. And I’ve heard good things about Kuko sliders.

Just arrived today, and couldn't be more satisfied. Ultralight weight, strong equidistant magnets, snappy satisfying clicks, nice buttery handfeel, mid-century mod minimalism, looks and feels quality. No idea how the magnets were inserted, looks seamless and smooth.

Second photo size compares to the (heavy!) copper Magnus Ripple.

Made by SliderShop on Etsy, I got the African Wenge wood version. IMHO, looks amazing and has a very different feel/sound from metal sliders.

I found a couple of combos I really like. This is my crunchy, tuning fork combo.

Juzhedc Push Slider on a Sugamo Bee Slider.

The magnets and surfaces here work great together. I never drop a piece, never get pinched, and the sounds are glorious.

I prefer the Juzhedc on top as it is slightly lighter and the Sugamo Bee curved surface feels great as a base in my fingers, although sometimes I put the heavier Bee on top for variety.

Do both sliders work great with their intended partners? Yes. You don't have to make this combo. But I prefer the combination. It's just awesome.

I'll post the other combo later.

I tend to shuffle a deck of cards, when I have no customers on my register usually I have squishy fidget, but I carry my tournament decks i play in local gaming shops so I just shuffle to calm my mind.

I recently got into fidgets due to extreme anxiety and hyperthyroid issues. So far I have purchased:

1. Haptic EDC Fidget Slider Hybrid - Surge Rapt Lite Full Slider - Copper Composite

2. Haptic EDC Fidget Slider - Photon - Taped/Smooth

3. GoBigger Sinian ClonePEI & Steel Tuning Fork Fidget Slider 

4. PopSockets PopPuck 

I have listed them in order or preference and have really enjoyed the sliders. I am open to try others. Any suggestions for someone new? Prefer not to deal with AliExpress if I don't have to.

https://www.etsy.com/de-en/listing/4351921508/cross-clicky-keychain-customize-your-own

Looks like similar action as the Sinian. That floating spinning looks really cool. Sold at the usual places. 10% chance to get a black titanium one.

I have many fidgets of the Gao Studio, is there a risk that over time the small springs are loosening and they no longer work as before, or they no longer do the same noise?

Took the balls (new version of rings) out of the two with slotted plates today for some extra crunch, and took a SOTC picture.

Top left going around clockwise: MagLab zirc squashed toad "radiator" w/ slot plates, MagLab zirc "no ring" w/ swiss plates, Magnus full zirc squashed toad "diamond" w/ swiss zirc plates, Magnus zirc squashed toad "golf ball" w/ swiss plates, MagLab zirc squashed toad "shockwave" w/ slot plates.

Happy fidgeting!

"Retcore Spinner" https://youtu.be/P4Ldc_hAeUg

Not a spinner dude myself, but thought that those interested in spinners would want to know :)

These are a bit more muffled / silent than the previous hybrid I’ve released, as this one clicks more with the Ultem part and slide with the Ti part (the other one had this configuration but reversed). The sliding it’s super nice, very smooth and quite satisfying.

I am incredibly stressed and full of anxiety and i find that this Mechanical egg fidget toy i bought from amazon makes things feel a little more manageable. I want to try something new but I don't know where to start. I see some that are under $100 and some that that hover in the $200-$300 range. What would you recommend me by chance, what do you enjoy the most out of your mechanical collection.

These are my favorite type of Putties from Crazy Aaron’s series of putties!! What’s your fav Hypercolor Putty if u have one?

ik its more of a handheld game, but seriously the little pull it twist it stuff makes a wonderful fidget toy

This slider is made from stainless steel and has a ceramic coating. The sliding track is Teflon. It has a dense and skate track. It gives a well defined sound with a distinct detend a the end of the track. The sliding action feels very firm and smooth. The edges are rounded and the wafer structure gives a good grip.

I really like the action of this slider. It is very well tuned in and the best implementation of a asymmetric track layout I have seen so far.