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The click slider in red and white on a wooden table
  • Image 1: The click slider in red and white on a wooden table
  • Image 2: The slider in the first and in the last detent
  • Image 3: All four files in print position

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No. 73 · Slider with two spring tongues and 8 detents, 75 × 26 × 12 mm – print files

Click Slider Candy Cane

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  • 4 files
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A slider runs on a center rail through the track. Two opposing spring tongues engage eight notches on the left and right each, so it clicks into place every 5 mm.

In the download

  • KlickSchieber.stl (print-in-place, 2 bodies)
  • Schiene_offen.stl, Schlitten.stl, Endclip.stl (for two colors)
Size
75 × 26 × 12 mm
Detents
8, pitch 5 mm
Travel
35 mm
Spring tongues
2, deflection 0.8 mm, strain 0.8 %
Clearance
0.45 mm
Format
STL, 4 files

The model

The slider is held by the dovetail-shaped center rail and cannot be lifted off. The two tongues are 15 mm long and 1.5 mm thick. Their lugs stand 0.8 mm into the notches and have to flex by that amount when you slide on; the strain stays at 0.8 %. The notches have a 45° and a 60° flank and the tongues work in opposite directions, so the resistance is the same both ways.

On top the slider has a thumb recess with five ribs. The travel is 35 mm over eight detents and is calculated in 36 positions.

Two ways to print: KlickSchieber.stl is the print-in-place file in one color. For red and white you print Schiene_offen, Schlitten and Endclip separately, push the slider in and press the clip from above into the dovetail grooves, where it latches.

View print notes (German)

Print notes included in German; part names are self-explanatory.

You will need

  • 3D printer with a print area of at least 80 × 30 mm
  • Filament in white and red (or one color for the print-in-place file)

Printing

Orientation
all parts flat; the end clip lies with its top on the bed
Supports
none
Material
PETG, 0.4 mm nozzle, 0.2 mm layers
Print area
from 80 × 30 mm

Notes

  • The rail has no floor; the slider lies directly on the bed while printing. After the print-in-place print, push the slider firmly once. Not suitable for children under 3 years (small parts that can be swallowed).
  • The files are for your private use – print them as often as you like. You may not pass on, upload or sell the files themselves.

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