Christmas Bon Bon Name Clicker

Put a name on your Christmas table, then give it a press. This Christmas bon bon clicker combines a festive cracker shaped base with individual letter, number and symbol keys. Make names, short words, years or your own combination for personalised place settings, stocking fillers and Christmas gifts.   Choose from three end designs and bases for 1-8 keys. Each Bon Bon holds a maximum of eight characters, using letters, numbers or the included symbols. What's included 24 complete bases: 1-8 buttons, each available in all three end patterns. Zigzags and stars, stripes and dots, or snowflakes and dots. 40 text keys: A-Z, 0-9 and # ! * ?. One complete STL per base, with the raised decoration already included. One complete STL per key, with its raised character and removable print fins. An 11-plate 3MF with the bases and keys organised for selection and printing. Choose a base with the same number of buttons as your text. Print only the base and keys you need, and duplicate any repeated characters. For example, MUM needs a three-button base, two M keys and one U key. Hardware and assembly You need one mechanical keyboard switch per button. I've only tested these with my Kailh BOX clicky 3-pin switches; other switch brands and variants haven't been tested. Print at 100% scale, remove the temporary keycap print fins, fit a switch into each well, then fit the matching keys onto the stems. Printing notes I've tested the model on Bambu Lab P1S, P2S and H2C printers. Other printers may work, but I haven't tested them. The included final 3MF is configured for a P2S with a Standard 0.4 mm nozzle - select your own printer and suitable filament presets if you use another machine, then check the settings in the print profile before slicing.   Start with a clean build plate, especially for the keycaps. If the keycaps lift or have trouble sticking, add a brim and reslice. The supplied 3MF uses Auto brim, which does not guarantee a brim on every object. Keep "Only one wall on top surfaces" set to "Topmost surface". The profile uses 0.12 mm layers, a 0.20 mm first layer, 2 walls, 15% gyroid infill and supports off. The keycaps include their original removable print fins.   The 3MF retains the colour assignments and print settings. STLs contain geometry only, so apply your own colours and slicing settings when using them.   Boost MeIf you enjoy making your Bon Bon, a boost would help support my next design. I’d love to see your finished colour combinations in the comments!