ball bearing spinner 3d models

I was inspired by Dorikin350z Ball Bearing Fidget Spinner. Wouldn’t it be nice to use Neodym magnet balls which also can spin in their housing and influence each other ? The modification allows with a little pressure to snap the balls into their...

This print uses 12.7mm Bearing balls.

A 3d printable Mini Ball Bearing Spinner. All parts are available on line from McMaster Carr. Some assembly is required. You can use a vice to press fit the bearing and 3 nuts. ...Enjoy!

Spinners using 608 bearing in the middle and 5/8 ball bearings for weight. Including some taller caps so when you set it on a flat object it will clear the balls and spin freely. I got a box of 50 ball bearings from Amazon for $18.25...

Uses standard 608 skateboard bearing. Print Settings Printer Brand: Robo 3D Printer: R1 ABS + PLA Model ...

11mm ball bearing fidget spinner Included the cap file for bearings made them 8.15mm so it's tight fit and don't pop off

Customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2038582 Created with Customizer! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=2038582

ball bearing - fidget spinner - keychain these ball bearings are usable but of course only limited. for another project i had bought steel balls. now i had the opportunity to print a "working" ball bearing. there are 2 sizes. for the small one there...

The ball bearings are 1/2" bearings, NOT 1/4"*** This is a 7 planet ball bearing spinner. This design uses 1/2" ball bearings. The ball bearings are a tight fit. Use the below spinner press to squeeze them in to position. There is a channel in the...

This is an edit of my double ball bearing fidget spinner here:http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1821445 Update 2: I have just uploaded a curved rendition of the original spinner which uses only the 1/2" ball bearings, but I can upload the 5/8" if...

My version of fidget spinner for fast print and low material using 10mm ball bearings 6x12x3 Metal bearing

This is a simple and fun fidget spinner I designed that uses one ceramic or metal 608 bearing and five 15 mm ball bearings. I am also including a 'Murican version that uses 1/2" ball bearings for my brothers and sisters in the US of A. Everything...

This is a simple and fun fidget spinner I designed that uses one ceramic or metal 608 bearing and five 15 mm ball bearings. I am also including a 'Murican version that uses 1/2" ball bearings for my brothers and sisters in the US of A. Everything...

... a fancy looking piece of garbage so you may not have this issue. Post-Printing Materials "Skate" Bearing 2 5/8" Ball bearings or 2 1/2" Ball bearings The bearing will press fit snugly inside the housing, and the ball bearings just snap in.

  Materials/Instructions You will need:1 "Skate" 608 bearing3 5/8" (15.875mm) Ball bearings (10 pack for like $4 on Amazon)or3 1/2" (12.7mm) Ball bearings The skate bearing and ball bearings just press in, you may need to sand or file down the...

I loved the triple ball bearing spinner, but it was a little too big for my younger kids. ... So I shrank it down a bit.

This is a simple modification of the Ball Bearing Fidget Spinner (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1821445) designed by Dorikin350z (http://www.thingiverse.com/Dorikin350z). I simply imported the design into Tinkercad, copied it, and rotated the copy...

Uses 6 1/2 inch ball bearing and 1 608 bearing.... makes a really great fidget spinner and not too big. ...In fact no bigger than a standard spinner. 

Uses 15 mm ball bearings as weights, and standard 608 bearings for the center. This part shows up as vertical, all you need to do is rotate it in your slicer. See it in action: https://youtu.be/c9AeDPUe7f0 5/20/17 NEW VERSION: Fixed the...

It uses 1.5 cm ball bearings to increase angular momentum and will use a 608 bearing. Everything snaps in so using a somewhat flexible filament such as PETG is optimal. If yours breaks when you snap the ball bearings in, up the infill or change to...

It uses 1.5 cm ball bearings to increase angular momentum and will use a 608 bearing. Everything snaps in so using a somewhat flexible filament such as PETG is optimal. If yours breaks when you snap the ball bearings in, up the infill or change to a...

... 1 inch bearings, so I can’t test it if it fits, but I scaled it. Note: If the balls do not slide with light pressure in their housing, take a hair dryer and heat the housing. But be careful, 1, 2, 3 seconds are sufficient. ...Just try it, have fun.

Firstly, credit to the designer Keshyden, with original design here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1794875 I personally don't like the usage of 4 bearings, these things are not cheap in South Africa. So i modified it to take 3x M10 nuts rather.

A simple ball-beared Fidget Spinner.

European and ruggedized version: ~3mm esp thickness Designed for 626 ball bearing (6x6x19) and two 9mm steel balls All snap fit - no glue required

European and ruggedized version: ~3mm esp thickness Designed for 626 ball bearing (6x6x19) and two 9mm steel balls All snap fit - no glue required Print Settings Printer Brand: Anet Printer: A8Rafts: No Supports: NoResolution: 0.2 Infill: 20...

This spinner uses a standard 608ZZ bearing in the center and 3 1/2" ball bearings in the outer part.

... fidget spinner that someone requested. ...This spinner uses (6) 1/2" ball bearings and one 608 bearing. This spinner is only about 3-1/2" in diameter overall. ... I would heat up the print and ball bearing with warm water and the bearings will slip in.

... a geometric design Fidget Spinner. ...This spinner uses (6) 1/2" ball bearings and one 608 bearing. This spinner is only about 3-1/2" in diameter overall. ... I would heat up the print and ball bearing with warm water and the bearings will slip in.

This spinner uses (6) 1/2" ball bearings and one 608 bearing. This spinner is only about 3-1/2" in diameter overall. I would heat up the print and ball bearing with warm water and the bearings will slip in. ...Print Settings Printer Brand: ...