A flip-flop tile with ball-logic that follows the previous center input. Watch the video to see it in action.

Hardware / Printing

• Required | one M3x4 screw (or shorter)
• Optional | one M3 washer
• Only the Flipper requires supports.

Variations

• High Friction Recommended | Uses no washer. The "I Path input" always exits the opposite output. May require screw tweaking over time.
• Low Friction | Uses a washer underneath the flipper. The "I path Input" may rotate the flipper based on ball speed. AKA the Chaos variant.

Assembly (High Friction)

1. Insert an M3x4 screw into the flipper (check variants), then install the flipper. Crank it down until it stops rotating freely.
2. Slowly back out the screw 1/8th of a turn, then test the center input. Repeat until a ball can rotate the flipper and exit.

Thanks to FeatherCrown in the Hextraction Discord for the tile's name!

This tile is part of my Mechanical Flippers Pack. Check the others out.

• 180 https://than.gs/m/1116280
• Alternator https://than.gs/m/1116292
• Bounce Flop https://than.gs/m/1327656
• Follower https://than.gs/m/1228246
• I-Flop https://than.gs/m/1288093
• JL Flop https://than.gs/m/1327657
• Omni-Flip https://than.gs/m/1228247
• Side Flop https://than.gs/m/1116295
• T-Switch https://than.gs/m/1116307
• Trident https://than.gs/m/1228248
• Tri-Switch https://than.gs/m/1288137
• XC Flop https://than.gs/m/1327667