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Fun 3D-printed keychains: articulated animals and fidget clickers
Looking for fun keychains? Here you find 3D-printed keychains from Hive designers: articulated animals, fidget clickers that really click and a gem-shaped hanger. Each design has a fixed price incl. VAT. Every keychain on this hub includes a key ring (Mini Retro Snap and RetroSnap use a ball chain). We print your keychain in Groningen, only after you order and in the colours you see on the photos. Each ready-made design on this hub has a fixed price incl. VAT with free shipping in the Netherlands (the same all-in ready-made band as the Dutch hub). Custom logo/NFC keychains are a separate product with the same Dutch all-in amounts for one piece and from ten identical pieces, keyring and NL shipping included (excl. VAT) — see custom keychains. You receive a ready-made order within 30 days.
Product cards below use the same catalogue as the Dutch hub and link to the English product pages.
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Animal keychains
An animal keychain that moves: from the wolf and the lynx to the giraffe and the meerkat. All twelve figures come from designer Biocraftlab and have hinged parts, so legs, neck, wings or tail move. Most are printed in one piece, with the hinges built in. Each design costs €19 incl. VAT, key ring included, and we print it in the colours you see in the photos.
Fidget keychains
A fidget keychain is always with you, for when you want something in your hands. This collection has six designs: three fidget clickers with a real mechanical keyboard switch that we fit, two retro controllers that click without a switch, and a flexi pumpkin with hinged sides. Each design costs €19 incl. VAT, key ring included (Mini Retro Snap and RetroSnap: ball chain), and we print it in the colours you see in the photos.
Other keychains
Animal keychains
Small animal figures with hinged parts, designed by Biocraftlab.
Fidget keychains
Made to click and fidget with.
Seasonal keychains
We also have keychains for Christmas and Halloween. Each seasonal product page states whether a key ring is included. Browse the full Halloween collection or the small Christmas figures.
A keychain as a gift
A keychain is a small gift someone carries every day. Choose an animal that fits the recipient, or a clicker for someone who always wants something in their hands. If you give it to a child, note: these are decorative prints with small parts, not suitable for children under 3.
Why plastic?
A 3D-printed plastic keychain can include shapes such as hinges printed in one go; you see that on the animals in this collection. To learn when metal or plastic is the better choice, read the knowledge-base article on metal or plastic 3D printing.
Designs via Hive
All keychains on this page are designs from Hive designers, sold under a HiveCommunity licence. Each product names the designer. We print them for you; you buy the physical print, not the file. OmniTechs is an authorised Hive seller (Hive ID KMK0U9TA75).
Guide index
For each design we answer one question about that animal or design. Pick a question to go to the answer.
- How many wolves live in the Netherlands? on Wolf
- How many Siberian tigers are still living in the wild? on Siberian tiger
- What is the difference between a moose and a reindeer? on Moose
- Does the lynx live in the Netherlands? on Lynx
- How big does a brown bear get? on Brown bear
- What is the difference between the bald eagle and the white-tailed eagle? on Bald eagle
- How does a beaver build a dam? on Beaver
- Why do meerkats stand upright? on Meerkat
- Why does a jerboa have such long hind legs? on Jerboa
- Why does a toucan have such a big beak? on Toucan
- Why do giraffes have long necks? on Giraffe
- What is the difference between a crocodile and an alligator? on Crocodile
- Does a fidget clicker make a lot of noise? on Cat paw
- Do dragons really exist? on Baby dragon
- Why do people put ducks on cars? on Duckling
- Why is retro gaming so popular? on Mini Retro Snap
- What was the first game controller? on RetroSnap
- Is a pumpkin a vegetable or a fruit? on Flexi pumpkin
- Why does a cut gem have facets? on Gem-shaped charm