axel chakram fidget spinner 3d models

... Since I set up the models to print face down, you won't need any supports or rafts. If you're unsure about designing a fidget spinner tailored to your college's specific needs, just let me know and I'll do my best to accommodate your request.

for all your commercial fidget spinners, this holster can hold them firmly on your belt. This is great if your pants have small or tight pockets. This can also be used as a stand to show off your favorite fidget spinners. If you have ones that are...

This Fidget Spinner Keeps Itself Together With Ease, Held Firm By The Bearing And Coins Once Assembled. If You Want To Change Up Its Color, Disassembling It Is A Breeze. Simply Reassemble It When You're Ready For A New Look. It's Powered By The...

Fidget Spinner Redesign Check out this fresh take on the classic fidget spinner. Its hexagon-shaped tip sets it apart from the crowd, giving it a sleek and modern look. The edges are carefully curved and filleted to create a smooth, effortless feel...

How It Works: Attach the fidget spinner easily by inserting it into this holder and start spinning right away! Why it works so well: The small base securely grips the arm attachment, making it strong yet lightweight. This design ensures a stable...

... accents, which surprisingly adhere well to the PLA material. Non-commercial use is granted, but I'm thrilled to see these fidget spinners being utilized as fundraising tools for non-profit organizations, particularly Unitarian Universalist ones.

Someone asked me to create a fidget spinner with the Lakers logo and I took on the challenge, thanks to kaurman15 for providing the design of the iconic logo. I seamlessly integrated it into my fidget spinner body, resulting in this unique creation.

Fidget spinners truly shine with their innovative designs, but most of them stick to the same old formula. This game-changer breaks all the rules by introducing a second axis for ultimate fidgeting fun. Most spinners only revolve around one axis, but...

... the first picture, then everything can be set in motion. If you want your own customized spinner with text, try my Custom Captioned Fidget Spinner (Dual Extrusion). ...It's named after the most amazing dive I saw down at the Steel Pier in Jersey.

Additional Fidget Spinner Designs For alternative fidget spinner designs, visit the following links on Thingiverse: * Yet Another Fidget Hand Spinner: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2226018. ...* Big Nutty Spinner!:...

I designed a puppy fidget spinner that's compact enough for kids' hands. To keep it small, I had to use 608ZZ bearings. The bearing covers have a slight lip to prevent accidental contact with the bearing and slow it down. You can squeeze these covers...

Here is a UTEP fidget spinner. It utilizes four 608 bearings to function properly. The overall diameter of this spinner comes in at approximately 3-1/2 inches. ... Print Settings Printer Brand: PowerSpec Printer Model: PowerSpec 3D Pro Rafts: None...

Here's a Pikachu fidget spinner I designed, featuring three 1/2-inch ball bearings and one 608 bearing. This innovative design measures just 3-1/2 inches in diameter overall, making it the perfect size for spinning enthusiasts of all ages. ... To...

Here's a brand new Decepticon fidget spinner design that I've come up with, and it's ready for action! This high-tech spinner features three sturdy 5/16-inch nuts and one ultra-smooth 608 bearing. ...It may be small, measuring only about 3-1/2 inches in...

This is a compact Cat Fidget Spinner designed for kids, but adults can also enjoy playing with it! It's built on the smaller side so that it fits comfortably in their hands. The spinner requires 608ZZ bearings, which ensure smooth operation. The...

I Modeled this Atom fidget spinner in Creo parametric 3.0 using 10 mm steel balls which I carefully glued into the printed part. Next, I pressed in the ceramic bearing and voila! The new hand spinner is complete. It's a bit lighter than the first one...

Interchangeable Hex Tile Fidget Spinner: A Game-Changing Twist on a Classic. As your spinner grows in size, utilize the ingenious "Grip" mechanism to adapt and evolve. For optimal printing results, I highly recommend using ABS filament, which...

This is my double pendulum fidget spinner. I made this so it would be easily held and played with in one hand. Since its a double pendulum it makes chaotic motions however you move it. I used 1x 608 bearing and 2x 624 bearings. This spinner works...

This fidget spinner offers a unique spin on entertainment for individuals seeking excitement. Designed specifically for those with ADHD or ADD, it also serves as a fun toy for anyone looking to shake up their leisure time. The finger pads are...

A Batman-themed fidget spinner is a fun and stylish gadget, designed to keep your fingers busy and entertained. This spinner features the iconic logo of the caped crusader, making it perfect for fans of the superhero. With its smooth spinning action...

Watch this video: https://youtu.be/jraIan5HN6E This is a fidget spinner with interchangeable hex tiles. When your spinner gets too big, you can use the grip to hold it. I recommend using ABS filament to print this model because PLA is too hard for...

I designed a BB-8 fidget spinner using Fusion 360, which relies on one 608 bearing and three 3/8-16 in. hex nuts. The hardware is cleverly concealed by the large caps that make up its body. To successfully print the spinner in two colors, simply...

I designed this Paw Print Fidget Spinner to fit perfectly in smaller, kid-sized hands - it's great for adults too! This requires high-quality 608ZZ bearings. The bearing covers feature a small lip that prevents them from touching the bearing and...

I wanted to print and give away some fidget spinners at a conference I attended. I saw the idea from walter for the Air Spinner, but ended up creating it all from scratch myself so I could make the center piece big enough to put a graphic on. ...

I just created a Fidget spinner that resembles an A and I'm eager to share it with others so they can see my handiwork. 3D printing is where the magic happened. With a 0.2 layer height, every detail of the design stands out. The 20% infill gives the...

I wanted a tiny fidget spinner as a novelty. Scaling down existing ones makes the bearings fuse together, so I decided to make my own. I'm pretty happy with the shape of the spinner and the simplicity of the code that generates it. ...As is usual for...

After purchasing numerous spinners, I finally found one that perfectly balances daintiness with sufficient heft for my lovely wife to effortlessly use with one hand, its dimensions measuring precisely 60mm in length and 6mm in thickness - the ideal...

This fidget spinner features a high-quality, 608-2Z SKF ball bearing sourced from Hector Valenzuela. The bearing has an outer diameter of 22mm and an inner diameter of 8mm, making it the ideal counterweight for this spin toy. ...Unlike some other models...

This model is designed to complement my other fidget spinner models. To assemble the spinner, you'll need to print two identical parts that will be attached to either side of the center bearing. While there are no strict printing requirements, I...

I wanted to build my own fidget spinner and experimented a bit with 123d Design. It's meant to work with regular skateboard/inline skate bearings (608 or whatever they're called). ... Print Settings: Printer: xyzprinting DaVinci 1.0 Pro 3in1 Rafts: Yes...