axel chakram fidget spinner 3d models

Just print and click it together. Perfect to test your printer or just as a fidget on your desk. It makes use of a spring gear that will bring back the knob that you are moving back to the center every time. I can even use it with one hand and...

I blew up my Life Savers candy based magnet fidget design just enough to fit on a Prusa Mini bed, then hollowed it out and added a locking mechanism and dividers to act as a secure storage container, suitable for small parts, or whatever! HUGE...

I recommend to actuate it once (very carefully) after printing while the fidget toy is still warm.    How do you print it?It consists of only one part and can easily be printed in around 1 hour with no supports. I recommend a 0.12...

I blew up my Life Savers candy based magnet fidget design just enough to fit on a Prusa Mini bed, then hollowed it out and added a locking mechanism to act as a secure storage container. Great for a candy dish!&nbsp;</p><p>HUGE update to this model.

As it stands, this is more of a cute fidget toy than a proper twisty puzzle. If I could shrink it down some more, it would make a nice keychain or bag charm for any twisty puzzle enthusiast. ... PARTS LIST: 1x Anchor.stl 1x Ball.stl 3x Edge.stl 1x...

Pun totally intended.&nbsp;As i sat there, fidgeting around with my clicky, i noticed that the solution was already in my hands. So i designed a template that can hold seven Itty Bitty Clicky thingies with a small dab of superglue and align them with...

I used this Silk Tri-color Red/Yellow/Blue filament to get the “recently dipped” shimmer, but printing in pink or red might also match a Valentine's Day “Cupid's Arrow” theme.Fidget with it, or try to spear your friend's drink glass from across the...

This is a case I made for my loops ear plugs as when searching it turned out no one's made them yet.I fidget a lot so the original case that came with them lasted only a couple of hours before I snapped it in half.Ear plugs from here...

Most people will get it in a few minutes, some just do not get it.&nbsp;PrintingPrint at 50% size for a good fit and perfect fidget size.&nbsp;No support.Printing a neat sharp point at the tip is difficult.&nbsp;Print the model twice at the same time...

These tiles also make great drink coasters in 3x3 or 4x4 shapes, and they serve as an engaging fidget item when not supporting a drink. ... Keep an eye out for my upcoming share of a snap-in strut connector I'm working on, which will enable...

I also include a version without any mounting features on the outside, for remix purposes.Requires 4x 10mm x 3mm refrigerator magnets and a pause at the appropriate layer to embed them in the print.Requires Peak Design's Mobile Everyday case or...

... that can be joined together to form a single massive cube. This project offers a unique sense of satisfaction, similar to solving a challenging puzzle or fidget toy, as only the correct combinations of mini-cubes can be joined successfully.

I finally learned how to make proper knurling. I plan to make multiple sizes just because I enjoy making them. This actually make great and silent fidgets. :)</p> <ul> <li>After a test print, I decided to take the knurling all the way to a...

Once it dries, it is ready to spin.Spin it as a visual fidget, or print 2 and make them fight.&nbsp;&nbsp;PRINT SETTINGSSupports everywhereInfill: Cubic Subdivision, 25%Size: 4.5cm from side to side of the UFO or larger. (print it smaller and you...

Magnetic spheres are used to make 3D printed polygons that can be used as an educational math tool, a fidget device, or a unique set of magnetic building blocks.&nbsp; The polygons can be used to make polyhedrons and other fun shapes.Triangles,...

This pocket maze fidget helps stave off boredom. Use it in the privacy of your own pocket whenever you are suppose to be paying attention.</p><p>This prints in place, and hence, is designed specifically for a 0.2mm layer height. You should also set...

Magnetic spheres are used to make 3D printed polygons that can be used as an educational math tool, a fidget device, or a unique set of magnetic building blocks.&nbsp; The polygons can be used to make polyhedrons and other fun shapes.Triangles,...

I used Fusion 360 to repair and separate out one of the six filament connectors from the "Flexagon Fidget" by scottychop at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2706965 . Nice design but the stl files were damaged. I also rotated the remixed...

the wings and two half’s of the sphere are not identical!)Screw in all three screws into the first hemisphere (small ones at the top and the big one at the bottom)Place the wings and central triangle to fit components corresponding to their holesPush...

They can individually fold into a cube for more ways to connect, plus make it great for a pocket fidget cube when you're thinking of your next idea on the go. Super straightforward print, no supports required, all joints print in place. The cube...

## Non-printable parts required for assembly: * 1 * 8mm threaded rod * 4 * M3x8 screws * 4 * matching washers * 4 * m3 slot nuts * 4 * 608zz (skate) bearings - if needed, check your fidgets ## Notes: * Spool adapters fit spool holes between 80mm and...

... a 0.20mm layer height and 100% infill. No supports or brims needed.After printing, they can be a little stiff to begin with, so I just used them like fidget toys and connected/disconnected them a hundred times while I worked until they loosened up.

ModelA snap close connector that's great for holding small items or fidgeting with. Two versions to chose from. Type 2 allows the connectors to connect to each other, but does require supports - take your pick.</p><p><strong>Build...

The size and texture of the coins make them suitable for use as fidget toys. This project draws inspiration from [Thieves' Purse](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1600732) by Naomi "SexyCyborg" Wu, who devised a game to play with these coins: *...

All nuclear isotopes, fidget spinning blades of death, and demon souls have been carefully removed from the model, leaving behind a practical sanding tool that fits comfortably in the palms of most primates. You may need opposable thumbs to use this...

Seriously, read the blog. @mathgrrl's featured designs include the Hinged Butterfly http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:144645 and Print-In-Place Fidget Cube http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:230139. Instructions The Geek Card is 0.8mm in height. ...The...

It's also an awesome fidget toy or storage container, and its unique twist design offers endless possibilities for creating enormous containers. Plus, the vase mode feature is available as a handy option! <hr> Video: ...

The parts are alingned for FDM printing, so some fidgeting for STL printers will be necessary. Everything goes together fairly easy, best use cyanoacrylate glue (gel!) for assembly. A little accelerelator won't hurt either. Depending on the...

This creation was meant to be more of a fidget than a bearing for actual use (that's why it has textured rings), yet it works surprisingly well under modest loads. These designs have been scaled up and down successfully. The smallest red bearing in...

- Can be printed as a single part, no assembly required - Small enough for most hobby/school printers - Great way to demonstrate mathematical principles in real life - Also a fun 3D puzzle/fidget toy! IMPORTANT: This version only works on...