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Our first two Fun-gis are here! 🍄✨ I wanted to experiment with a fully 3D-printed clicker-style design—no extra materials needed! While assembly is pretty intuitive, I’m putting together a video to guide you through the process. Stay tuned—I'll be posting it soon on Instagram and TikTok!

For the best results, I recommend printing with 2 perimeters and 10-15% infill. All parts can be printed in PLA, but for the clicker, I suggest using PETG for extra durability. Hope you love this new design! 🔥

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Antonio Sanchez

These are awesome! Will the other ones in the Spoiler post be released later? I thought those looked awesome too!

keith davis

These are awesome, any chance you can do a version with clicker keys instead of the 3d printed spring?

Fate

yes please

Koza Design

Already ordered some. I'll check how can I adjust the design. Maybe will need to be different

Koza Design

Yes, I'm working on them, will be ready soon

Kent

Can these be printed without the clicker? They are amazing and can't wait for all of them.

Koza Design

Yes, I made both options. A solid conector and a spring conector

Jamey Hansen

Think I get the idea of assembly.... but not sure the little peg is gonna go in without snapping.

Rachael M

what layer height for the clickers?

Koza Design

I printed my tests at 0.16 but should also work great at 0.2

Stacie

I can't get the clicker guide to work

Stacie

The clicker guide was bigger than the hole in the screen. I decided to have bobble head mushroom! Works well for that

calijef03

Does this model function like a keychain?

Koza Design

I I didn't make a keychain version, but printing it smaller and cutting it with a torus in the slicer could probably be adapted using the solid clicker version

Eb3dcreations

So the clicker guide. I put that in mushroom then clicker. The guide is not allowing the clicker to move. How far does the guide have to go into body?? Or does it go into body and bottom of clicker as I see there is a hole there. Help

Koza Design

The clicker guide should fit freely into both the body and the clicker. If it's too tight, it's because the material flow is creating more thickness than it should be during printing, especially at the ends of the part. What I suggest is scaling it down a bit, perhaps by 5%, to absorb this tolerance, or printing that part with a more stable material. For example, Sunlu is much more precise than Polymaker, at least in the tests I've performed.