Description:

Cantonese-style dim sum in Guangdong—small steamed buns and small siu mai—perfect for a stress-relieving clicker game. As one of the classic trio of Cantonese dim sum, the steamed siu mai features thin yet tender skin, rich meat filling, vibrant color, and a fresh, delicious flavor with a delightfully smooth texture that’s refreshing without being greasy. We’re preparing to continuously update our series of dim sum snacks. The flat‑panel modeling software used is Nomad, running on an Android tablet—the Cube iPlay Mini 2.

#Visiting Guangdong for morning tea—bringing you to Dian Dudde; friends there are just acquaintances.

Recommended Switches:

The model does not include mechanical keyboard switches; you’ll need to purchase them separately. Just look for affordable options on Taobao or Pinduoduo. If you’re new to this, we recommend starting with blue switches. It’s also advised to choose switches without dust guards.

Installation Tips:

1. Please trim off the four small strip-like protrusions inside the cover.

2. Please pay attention to the installation orientation: One side of the cross-shaped structure is longer, corresponding to the long edge of the switch. We recommend first assembling the top cover with the switch without attaching the base, testing whether it can pop up smoothly, and then securing it onto the base.

3. If the fit is slightly off, adjust the mounting holes accordingly by enlarging or patching them as needed. If issues persist, consider tweaking the parameters for compensation—sorry about that.

Material Selection:

I tested printing using PLA; PETG has not been tested yet. Should you encounter excessively large or small gaps, please kindly fine-tune the hole compensation settings.