3d printed fidget spinner designs

Here are my Print Settings: Printer Brand: PowerSpec Printer: PowerSpec 3D Pro Rafts: No rafts needed here! Supports: None required on this print. Resolution: I'm printing at a super-fine 0.2mm resolution. ...Infill: The infill percentage is set to 50%...

PRINT SETTINGS PRINTER BRAND: Prusa PRINTER MODEL: Prusa Clone RAFTS: They Don't Matter SUPPORTS: They Don't Matter Either RESOLUTION: 100 Microns INFILL PERCENTAGE: Between 20-60% NOTES: This Printer Is Great For Holding Your Finished Fidget...

This Fidget Spinner is designed for standard 608 bearings and features M10 Hexnuts as weights. Unlike the original model from RoPa, these Hexnuts are completely integrated and surrounded. ... Please check out my open-source tool, which simplifies...

Embracing the challenge to create a fully functional 3D printable fidget spinner relying on gears rather than ball bearings, sparked by a fascinating image and an enduring passion for gearwork, I set out to design this type of ingenious spinning toy....

I've successfully printed this design using both ABS and PLA filaments, and included an extra file for dual-extrusion printer users to take their fidgeting game to the next level. By incorporating additional rotational inertia, you'll enjoy even...

The key print here is the connector, which snaps together two bearings that are each part of an individual fidget spinner. A spacer is needed between them to keep them from banging into each other. I've included three different spinners - one with...

This is a one-handed fidget spinner I designed as a test print for a larger model. I discovered that its uneven weighting provided a single-handed spinning experience. It's also tiny, so it prints quickly (9 minutes for me) and barely takes up space...

I crafted this fidget spinner with concave sides in place of many convex bar spinners, a deliberate design choice that greatly enhances my experience and allows me to achieve a more fluid flick. It requires three 608 (22x8x7) ---> (OD x ID x H)...

I've been working on a new line of fidget spinners, specifically designed for those who like to mix things up. Introducing my latest creation - a dual color fidget spinner! ...After riding the wave of popularity, I'm excited to share these innovative...

I designed this Gear Fidget Spinner because I love how gears mesh together. By eliminating a center bearing, I was able to make the entire center out of plastic, resulting in a quick print and lower cost per spinner (three bearings instead of four).

Select from a diverse assortment of fidget spinners, all ready to be printed into unique designs that reflect your personality. ...Each one comes equipped with interchangeable threaded caps, making it effortless to switch up the look and feel as often...

I designed a fidget spinner that's incredibly lightweight and uses materials efficiently, still meeting the required weight with added bearings. I utilized standard bearings featuring an outside diameter of 22mm. ... Center Peg Link:...

I upgraded this fidget spinner with a snugger inner hole to ensure a perfect fit on the bearing. Smile :) I highly recommend printing it out in PETG or other dense materials. This project calls for a bearing and end caps, so get those ready! ...I'm...

This innovative fidget spinner boasts an unmistakable twist that sets it apart from the rest. Its one-of-a-kind design is an absolute thrill to spin during downtime, offering hours of entertainment. Plus, its versatility makes it compatible with...

We're proud to present our latest Emergent Printing Fidget Spinner lineup, carefully crafted with precision using Fusion360 design software. All solid files are included here for your convenience. ...We invite you to support emerging innovators like us...

I am excited to create a Karambit fidget spinner that features an 608 bearing! After printing, simply attach part A and part B using a strong adhesive. ... Key Specifications: * Diameter: approximately 6.5 cm * Knife design available separately on...

A custom fidget spinner design :)\nUse 608zz and check out my other projects here on thingiverse! ...:)\nPrint Settings\nPrinter: CTC Bizer Dual\nRafts: Don't worry about it\nSupports: Not necessary\nResolution: Set to 0.2\nInfill: Opt for 30%\nNotes:...

My Version of a Fidget Spinner. It fits perfectly with 608 bearings (8x22x7). To get the best results, use an open one and clean it before mounting with brake cleaner. Check out these other great designs: Triskele, Swing, TRI, InsideOut, and AIR on...

This is a custom center cap for a standard fidget spinner, designed after the original part failed to fit online purchases. To ensure accuracy, I printed it with caps facing upwards due to its curved surface. ... Dimensions: Outer diameter: 21.73 Inner...

Here is the rewritten text: A custom 5-bearing fidget spinner for standard-sized 608 bearings is designed to provide a fun and engaging way to keep hands busy. The stand can be found on Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2464705, while...

I designed a precision-made rotor riot fidget spinner using skateboard bearings and M10 nuts, ensuring a seamless assembly. The print settings I recommend are 0.2mm layer height for optimal results. ...The components fit together with remarkable...

... include a middle bearing measuring 8x22x7mm, while the other two bearings come in at 10X19X5mm. This design lends itself perfectly to printing with varying colors on the first and last layers using PrusaControl's versatile color change feature.

The Batarang Fidget Spinner boasts sleek beveled edges and precision-crafted embedded nuts for a silky smooth surface finish. To assemble, simply print two of these parts, then secure them together by installing the industry-standard 5/16 inch hex...

I designed a Fidget Spinner that incorporates 12 five-cent coins as external bearings. You can print it at either 101 or 102 percent infill to ensure a snugger fit, but I opted for 100 percent and found the coins slid in with a remarkably tight fit.

I challenged my students to create the simplest possible fidget spinner using just their school's 3-D printer. That's exactly what I came up with. Printing it at 100% infill brings out its full potential. ...The design was crafted in Tinkercad and...

... bearing 3 1/4-20 hex nuts Instructions: Print body, insert bearing and hex nuts...done. A Youtube video demonstrating the design and modeling process (including a tutorial on how I created the 3D renders using Blender) will be posted here shortly.

I'm creating another fidget spinner that's instantly recognizable in its generic design, everywhere you look. I was feeling bored one day and decided to make something fast and easy using Fusion 360. This project requires four 608 Skate Bearings,...

This fidget spinner is specifically designed to accommodate a standard 608 skate bearing, giving it a solid foundation for hours of spinning fun. Want to dive deeper into the design process? ...Check out the Fusion 360 link here:...

I'm entering my Space Rocket Fidget Spinner design into the Instructable's Fidget Spinner competition: https://www.instructables.com/contest/fidgetspinner/design/Space-Rocket-Fidget-Spinner/. I created this design using Fusion 360, and you're...

... to keep your hands busy while keeping you focused. With its vibrant colors and smooth spinning motion, it's no wonder why fidget spinners have become a popular trend across the globe. ...Get your hands on our VN version today and see the difference!