A simple smiley on a rounded cap. Edit the motif, shape or socket.
More templatesDesigned with an adjustable MX-style cross socket, not a universal fit. Measure your switch and test-fit one cap. Switches and a clicker base are not included.
This generated model has not been physically test-printed. Inspect fit and thin details in your slicer.
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A simple smiley on a rounded cap. Edit the motif, shape or socket. This design belongs to a tiny mood boost: bold, simple motifs that leave fine detail out of a very small print. Begin with this arrangement, then use the editor to change the available lettering, dimensions or artwork. The preview and the STL are generated from the same model settings. Check the complete dimensions after editing, because changing a name, shape or size can change the footprint and the smallest printable details. Download the finished geometry, rather than treating the display colours as slicer instructions.
Measure a spare switch and make one trial cap before printing a set. Material shrinkage, extrusion width and first-layer expansion can change the fit even when the digital dimensions look right. Avoid forcing an untested socket onto a valuable keyboard. Raised details may catch a fingertip, while engraved lettering needs enough depth to remain visible without weakening the roof. The preview is a software render and does not show a physically tested object. Switches, electronics and a clicker base are not included. Download the STL, inspect the roof and supporting walls, and consider the printing orientation before slicing. Colour choices are visual suggestions only; the STL contains geometry rather than filament assignments.