Firework Fidget - Hexagon Click Switch Toy

After much testing I'd like to introduce my new Firework Fidget! Designed around the best shape, the hexagon, this satisfying fidget provides 6 clicky switches that can be released in sequence. Both fully printed (PETG spring) version and metal spring version are provided in the default profile. 

Material Notes
Filament properties are important for the mechanism to work! Two variantions are provided, one that takes 0.5x5x25mm springs and one that uses printed springs. I recommend Bambu Transparent PETG for the CoreHex and LatchLayer which include the printed springs. If possible, PLA should be used as the interface layer (this is the default setting). Generic PETGs may work for the CoreHex and LatchLayer, feel free to test other brands. PETG HF will work but produces a softer spring which can stay deformed more easily. I do not recommend PLA for the CoreHex or LatchLayer. The Latch pieces should also be printed out of PETG. The rest of the parts can be printed out of PETG or PLA as you choose. When using metal springs, the material of the CoreHex is not as critical but the LatchLayer should still be PETG.

Assembly Instructions
Please refer to the embedded assembly video, or else follow these steps:

1. Insert each of the Latch pieces in the LatchTool as shown. Then place the LatchLayer with the pegs facing up on top of the Latch pieces. Carefully press each arm of the LatchLayer down so that the Latch pieces snap into the hole. The Wrench should be used to help press the narrow end. An extra Latch is included in case one gets deformed and doesn't snap properly. 
2. Lay out the pieces as shown, this is the order they will be assembled. 
3. Hold the KnobRod halves together and insert them through the BottomCover.
4. Place the CoreHex on top as shown, so that the indentations in the switches are facing up. Make sure to press each switch all the way down a couple times to loosen it up. It is also helpful to put a small amount of light oil or grease on the lower half of the switches below the indentation, and in the indentation itself. This is especially necessary if using metal springs. 
5. Place the LatchLayer that was assembled in Step 1 on top of the CoreHex as shown. Squeeze the corners to make sure it is fully seated.
6. Screw the Nut on the KnobRod using the Wrench. The Nut should be tight, but be careful not to strip the threads. 
7. Place the LiftDisk over the KnobRod so it rests on top of the Nut. Make sure it is not on top of a Latch. 
8. Place the TopCover on top of the assembly.
9. Place the KnobLift on over the KnobRod.  
9. Note the position of the notch in the KnobRod. Snap the Clip onto the end of the KnobRod by pressing it on from the side so fits around the notch.

Usage Instructions
Each of the 6 switches can be pressed down. Make sure that the tongue of the LiftDisk is not underneath the latch of a given switch before you press it down. You can view this through the holes in the TopCover. To release the switches, spin the KnobLift and it will release each switch as it passes under the Latch. If using printed springs, don't leave the switches pressed down for extended periods, as this can deform the springs. If using metal springs this is not a concern.