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Basement DirectorPeaPod is Basement Director’s thumb slider, combining twin-track mechanics and two magnetic balls in one titanium-alloy + PEI configuration. As it slides, the balls move along an internal track, approaching and separating. The amber PEI face reveals the two balls.
Maintained by TRB Creation · Page updated 2026-10-13 · Based on 1 configuration records in this guide
| Brand | Basement Director |
|---|---|
| Type | Fidget slider |
| Feedback | Mechanical detents and moving magnetic balls |
| First release year | 2026 (announced launch) |
| Mechanism detail | Twin-track mechanics; two magnetic balls move along an internal track, approaching and separating as the slider moves. |
| Guide scope | 1 titanium-alloy + PEI complete configuration; the maker’s inclusion set is listed separately. |
Twin-track mechanics and two moving magnetic balls share one titanium-alloy + PEI configuration.
One titanium-alloy + PEI complete configuration; spring and ball choices tune this configuration. Maker inclusions are listed separately.
Names identify documented complete configurations. Material differences and browse groups do not establish official sub-series; components and included items are listed separately.
Table dates refer to the documentation, not necessarily the release. Confirmed release and quantity information appears in each record.
Basement Director’s titanium-alloy + PEI thumb slider combines twin-track mechanical feedback with two internal magnetic balls. Identify this complete build first; spring and ball choices tune the same configuration.
Titanium-alloy + PEI thumb slider combining twin-track mechanical feedback with two internal magnetic balls.
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PeaPod’s two sources of feedback come from different parts: twin-track mechanics and magnetic balls travelling inside the body.
The mechanical side uses twin tracks and balls. The component photo in the opening gallery shows the tracks; springs and balls are the parts used to tune this side.
Sliding moves two magnetic balls back and forth along an internal track, bringing them together and apart. The in-hand photo shows both through the amber PEI face.
Hold the body; the hand position is schematic.
Not to scale; illustrates slide and return without inventing detent count, spring dimensions or actual ball positions.
The retained sources provide no comparable measurements of sliding resistance, sound level or tuning setups. They explain the movement and sources of feedback, without establishing a resistance ranking, quietness rating or preferred parts combination.
This guide lists one titanium-alloy + PEI configuration with a documented weight of 25 g. Consider PeaPod for its combination of mechanical feedback and moving balls, and for its metal and amber appearance.
For mechanical detents, look first at the twin-track side and spring tuning. For ball movement, look at ball diameter and magnetic grade. Pearlescent stonewashing on the titanium-alloy portions and polished PEI surfaces make up this configuration’s appearance.
The maker lists 3 and 4 mm balls and N35 and N52 magnetic grades, and allows players to source other balls within a 2–4 mm diameter range. These are tuning choices for the same slider; the catalog remains one complete configuration.
The spring figures are given only as 0.27 and 0.3, without units, length or a complete specification. The ball options do not establish that every combination was tested or supplied in the box. Check the specific part’s fit for PeaPod before replacing it.
Complete external dimensions remain unconfirmed, and the catalog leaves them unknown. Preview figures still need confirmation for the released configuration.
The maker’s package image lists one PeaPod slider, one identity card, one screwdriver, two sticker sheets and four accessory packs.
The full contents of the four packs remain unconfirmed. Inclusion does not establish separate availability. The maker’s permission to source 2–4 mm balls describes a tuning range; it is not a verified maker parts catalog or proof of cross-product compatibility.
In the maker’s video, 3 mm balls can be lifted out with the supplied screwdriver and placed directly into the track. The 4 mm chapter removes the screws and track assembly first. For mechanical springs and detent balls, the maker instructs slow removal of the PEI sleeve while blocking the spring hole with a finger to keep the small ball from escaping. These are tuning steps for the same PeaPod.
Use each item only in its documented scope; components are not complete configurations.
| Object | Documented details | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Maker documented inclusion set | Identity card, screwdriver, stickers and four accessory packs; separate sale is unconfirmed. | Read record ↗ |
Complete-configuration record
Basement Director’s titanium-alloy + PEI thumb slider combines twin-track mechanical feedback with two internal magnetic balls. Identify this complete build first; spring and ball choices tune the same configuration.
Accessory sets
Identity card, screwdriver, stickers and four accessory packs; separate sale is unconfirmed.
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