Introduction: Knex Auto-Clicker
This is a simple little device I came up with that clicks a mouse. Then, it clicks it again. And again, and again, and again, until you unplug it or your house blows up.
I made this for my friend so he could use it for runescape. I checked in and he had a inventory full of stuff, including a rune axe (my friend says thats good!).
Just so you know, I made a base that cradles a wireless mouse as well as a wired mouse. If you have a wireless mouse, skip steps 7+8, and if you have a mouse with a wire, skip steps 5+6.
Credit to Sypran for the original idea.
Thanks!
I made this for my friend so he could use it for runescape. I checked in and he had a inventory full of stuff, including a rune axe (my friend says thats good!).
Just so you know, I made a base that cradles a wireless mouse as well as a wired mouse. If you have a wireless mouse, skip steps 7+8, and if you have a mouse with a wire, skip steps 5+6.
Credit to Sypran for the original idea.
Thanks!
Step 1: Parts List
This is the list where I will list the parts in a parts list, hence the name, parts list.
Add the parts from the frame to the base of your choice. Not both, just the one you want.
FOR THE FRAME
Rods
Green - 9
White - 16
Blue - 20
Yellow - 9
Red- 1
Connectors
Dark Grey - 1
Light Grey - 2
Red - 1
Yellow - 4
White - 4
Purple - 20
Blue - 2
Other
Grey motor (Photo) and its wormy gear
4 Tan clips
8 silver spacers
6 blue spacers
FOR THE WIRELESS BASE
Rods
Blue - 8
Connectors
Dark Grey - 2
Red - 4
White - 2
Purple - 8
Other
1 silver spacer
1 blue spacer
3 tan clips
FOR THE WIRED BASE
Connectors
Red - 4
White - 2
Purple - 6
Blue - 2
Rods
Green - 6
White - 1
Blue - 8
Yellow - 1
Other
2 Y connectors
4 Blue spacers
Got those? Get building!
Add the parts from the frame to the base of your choice. Not both, just the one you want.
FOR THE FRAME
Rods
Green - 9
White - 16
Blue - 20
Yellow - 9
Red- 1
Connectors
Dark Grey - 1
Light Grey - 2
Red - 1
Yellow - 4
White - 4
Purple - 20
Blue - 2
Other
Grey motor (Photo) and its wormy gear
4 Tan clips
8 silver spacers
6 blue spacers
FOR THE WIRELESS BASE
Rods
Blue - 8
Connectors
Dark Grey - 2
Red - 4
White - 2
Purple - 8
Other
1 silver spacer
1 blue spacer
3 tan clips
FOR THE WIRED BASE
Connectors
Red - 4
White - 2
Purple - 6
Blue - 2
Rods
Green - 6
White - 1
Blue - 8
Yellow - 1
Other
2 Y connectors
4 Blue spacers
Got those? Get building!
Step 2: Middle Frame
This is the bulk of the machine. Easy building.
1: Make this
2: And build this
3: Put the two together to get this weak mess
4: Make this
5: And put it together.
Press onward!
1: Make this
2: And build this
3: Put the two together to get this weak mess
4: Make this
5: And put it together.
Press onward!
Step 3: Axle Assembley
Yeah. What the title said.
1: Make this bit
2: Another view from the side
3: Make this
4,5 and 6; This axle part. Should be easy to make
7: Put the part with the hinge onto the thing you just made
8: Put the bit you made first on the end like so
9: Put it onto the frame like so. Read the notes.
1: Make this bit
2: Another view from the side
3: Make this
4,5 and 6; This axle part. Should be easy to make
7: Put the part with the hinge onto the thing you just made
8: Put the bit you made first on the end like so
9: Put it onto the frame like so. Read the notes.
Step 4: Motor and Such
This is the step for the motor and a bit of other random stuff.
1: Get your motor and put two blue rods through it
2: Put it on your frame like so
3: Make this panelish thing
4: Put it on the frame to top off the top.
5: A picture of the inside
6: Make this part
7: And insert it
:-D
1: Get your motor and put two blue rods through it
2: Put it on your frame like so
3: Make this panelish thing
4: Put it on the frame to top off the top.
5: A picture of the inside
6: Make this part
7: And insert it
:-D
Step 5: Wireless Base
I will repeat: Skip step 5+6 if you have a wired mouse. This is just for wireless mouses.
Thank you. Now get on with it!
1: Make
2: Build the corner
3: Make this little part
4: Put the corner piece and the one you made first together
5: And put it on the other bit.
6: Get a blue rod. The elastic on the end is optional, but recommended.
Thank you. Now get on with it!
1: Make
2: Build the corner
3: Make this little part
4: Put the corner piece and the one you made first together
5: And put it on the other bit.
6: Get a blue rod. The elastic on the end is optional, but recommended.
Step 6: Wireless Base Assembley
1:Just pop it on the bottom of the frame. Easy.
2:The grey connector goes through ye olde bleu rod.
3: Put the blue rod through the white and attach to the hinge
Whoop whoop, you're done!
2:The grey connector goes through ye olde bleu rod.
3: Put the blue rod through the white and attach to the hinge
Whoop whoop, you're done!
Step 7: Normal Base
Prettymuch the base for mouses that are connected to the computer by wires.
1: Make this bad boy
2: And this
3: Put the two together (Greens facing down)
4: Build this
5: Make this funky bit
6: A close up of the corner
7: Put it on the other part
8: And put the last bit in
9: Build this
You are almost there!
1: Make this bad boy
2: And this
3: Put the two together (Greens facing down)
4: Build this
5: Make this funky bit
6: A close up of the corner
7: Put it on the other part
8: And put the last bit in
9: Build this
You are almost there!
Step 8: Normal Base Assembley
Real easy. Just stick it on the bottom of the frame.
1: Yeah...
2: Put the blue rod thing through the white connector and connect it to the hinge (I removed a yellow rod for this picture so you could see).
Yay!
1: Yeah...
2: Put the blue rod thing through the white connector and connect it to the hinge (I removed a yellow rod for this picture so you could see).
Yay!
Step 9: Usage
Simply put the machine over the mouse of choice and plug the motor in. It should just start clicking. A lot. Clicking a lot. Click, click, click, click.....
Hope it works for you. Thanks for building!
I_am_Canadian
Hope it works for you. Thanks for building!
I_am_Canadian