Thousand Machines PRO Mechanical EDC Fidget Slider with Four Push Modes and a Repositionable Grip
Thousand Machines PRO Mechanical EDC Fidget Slider with Four Push Modes and a Repositionable Grip
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Thousand Machines PRO Mechanical EDC Fidget Slider with Four Push Modes and a Repositionable Grip
Regular price
$130.95
Regular price
$130.95
Sale price
Unit price
/
per
Thousand Machines PRO combines magnetic and mechanical interaction in an enclosed-shell slider. Springs, rolling balls and a double-layer track work with configurable magnet layouts to provide Spring-Vibration, Ejection, Impact and One-Way Impact modes.
The included grip can be mounted at the front or rear as a finger-ring or handle setup. A stainless-steel inner slider and POM stops are used across the steel, titanium and zirconium body choices.
Key Features
- Four configurable push modes.
- Magnetic layouts plus spring-and-ball mechanical interaction.
- Enclosed shell and double-layer track.
- Included grip with front or rear mounting.
- Stainless-steel inner slider and POM stops.
Specifications
| Model | Thousand Machines PRO |
|---|---|
| Included kit | 1 toy, 1 grip, 1 magnetic guide plate, 1 spare O-ring, 2 gold-plated springs, 10 extra magnets, 10 POM beads, 2 silicon nitride beads, 2 screwdrivers, 1 pouch, 1 compartment organizer and an assortment of three spare-screw types. |
| Finish notes | Minor machining, assembly or surface-treatment traces may be present. |
Versions and Order Format
| Version / item | Order format |
|---|---|
| Stainless Steel + Grip | 1 selected toy |
| Titanium Alloy + Grip | 1 selected toy |
| Zirconium Alloy + Grip | 1 selected toy |
FAQ
Which material changes the weight?
The steel toy weighs approximately 93 g, titanium 60 g and zirconium 80 g. These are toy weights, not the weight of the packed kit.
Can I change how it stops at the top?
In some modes and angles, the slider can pause at the top. Adding the O-ring cancels that magnetic-stop behavior.
