SQUATCHEE-SPIN

Designer

Himanshu

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Kategori

Fashion > Other Fashion Accessories

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Først set

2026-07-11 01:42

Sidst set

2026-07-17 16:10

Tags

toy print propeller clip support no printed cap hat gift on fun free accessory fit snap wearable quick supports summer baseball contest novelty gag hacks beanie

Beskrivelse

SQUATCHEE-SPIN Turn any baseball cap into a propeller beanie in seconds. Snap it on the button. Walk. Grin. SQUATCHEE-SPIN turns almost any standard baseball cap into a classic propeller beanie in about three seconds — no glue, no screws, no magnets, and no modifications to your cap. The mount clips directly onto the small fabric-covered button on top of a baseball cap (officially called a squatchee ). Six flexible PETG fingers snap underneath the button's rim for a secure mechanical grip. Drop the propeller onto the spindle, click on the tiny retaining cap, and you're done. The best part? The retainer is itself shaped like a miniature squatchee, so your cap's button gets its own tiny hat. Features - Fits standard baseball cap top buttons (squatchees) - No glue, hardware, or permanent modifications - Fully 3D printable with no supports - Three-part assembly - Installs or removes in seconds - Serviceable design allows propeller swaps and easy disassembly - Lightweight at only 7.9 g total - Spins while walking and keeps turning in a light breeze Compatibility Designed for standard baseball cap buttons between 14 mm and 19 mm diameter . Compatible with: - Baseball caps - Dad caps - Snapbacks - Trucker caps - Most caps using standard covered top buttons Not compatible with: - Caps without a top button - Oversized flat-top buttons larger than 19 mm - Buttons sewn completely flush to the fabric with no underside lip The mount uses mechanical capture rather than friction , clipping underneath the button rim for a secure attachment. Parts Part Material Mass Mount PETG (recommended) 3.1 g Propeller PLA or PETG 4.6 g Retainer PLA or PETG 0.2 g Total assembled weight: 7.9 g Material Notes Mount: PETG is strongly recommended because the retaining fingers flex during installation and removal. Propeller: PLA or PETG both work well. Retainer: Any common printing material is suitable. Print Settings - Supports: None required - Layer height: 0.20 mm recommended - Perimeters: 3 - Infill: 20–25% - Orientation: Print exactly as supplied in the STLs - Mount: fingers down - Propeller: flat on bed - Retainer: brim down Typical print time is approximately 45–60 minutes total on a standard 0.4 mm nozzle printer. Assembly Assembly takes less than 10 seconds: - Align the mount over the cap button and press down until it clicks into place. - Drop the propeller onto the spindle. - Push the retainer onto the spindle tip until it clicks. - Spin. Strut. Enjoy. Design Notes SQUATCHEE-SPIN may look like a joke print, but the design received considerably more engineering attention than strictly necessary. - Propeller balanced around the spin axis. - Generous pivot clearance prevents binding even on printers that run slightly tight. - Snap features are designed for repeated assembly and disassembly. - All parts print support-free. - Entire assembly weighs less than eight grams. Because overengineering silly things is fun. Safety - Intended as a novelty accessory for hats and costumes. - Do not attach to bicycle, motorcycle, climbing, or safety helmets. - Avoid use around machinery or environments where spinning parts may snag. - Contains small parts and is not suitable for children under 3 years old. Why "Squatchee"? That little button on top of your baseball cap actually has a name: the squatchee . Now you know. And now your squatchee can wear its own squatchee.