bearings for fidget spinner 3d models

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This is an adapter/converter designed to replace the outer round bearings in a fidget spinner with an M12 nut. To use it, simply slide the nut over and insert it into the fidget spinner. ...The converter is set for a Metric M12 nut and a 22mm 608ZZ/RS...

... ones. ...I changed the back-side of the bearing retainer to fit the screw a little better. ...I used an M3x12 self-tapping screw and it worked very well. This is such a great model, so I am pretty pleased I was able to add something very small to it.

This adds a touch of personality to the central bearing of your awesome fidget spinner. It seamlessly complements bearings with an 8mm hole, perfectly integrating with the rest of your spinner's hardware. ...The flat side measures 21mm in diameter,...

This is a straightforward design for a three-legged fidget spinner that utilizes commonly used 625-sized bearings found in many 3D printers. To create this fidget spinner, you will need to print the following models: 1. Fidget Spinner.stl 2. When...

It prints smoothly, requires only one bearing and spins more smoothly than any other spinner I've ever seen. I will soon be uploading a dual extrusion version of this design. ... Print Settings Printer Brand: Wanhao Printer: Wanhao Duplicator i3 V2...

If you're using a 22mm bearing, this adapter allows you to convert your bearings for some of my fidget spinner designs. Check out my Fidget Spinner Designs: 1. Wind Spinner: (3 sizes) https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2332107 2. Wind Spinner:...

These straightforward dowels and grip caps were specifically designed for use with 627Z bearings, which I employed in conjunction with the "Fidget Tri Spinner" created by Daniel Designs (accessible at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1936727).

These are simple dowels and grip caps made for 627z bearings I used with3DanielDesigns' "Fidget Tri Spinner" (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1936727).Print SettingsPrinter:Anycubic i3 MegaRafts: NoSupports:NoResolution: 0.2Infill:50%NotesFilament:...

I created a simple remix of the Fidget Spinner by Shinns and my own 606ZZ Batman Fidget Spinner For 17mm Bearings. I checked Amazon for bearings and discovered some extremely affordable options. They were selling 10 for $3, which is significantly...

... aren't top-notch, but at that price, they're totally worth it. So far, I haven't found a spinner designed for 17mm bearings, so I remixed my own. ...If you have any comments, questions, suggestions, or requests, please leave a comment below.

This is a remix of Design Facotry's original Oreo Fidget Spinner. This one uses 608 bearings instead. ... You also need 8x M6 Nuts.

Check out how it's being utilized on these spinners: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2162234 and http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2162356. Print Settings Printer: The Prusa MK2 and Wanhao i3 Plus. Rafts: None. Supports: Yes. Resolution:...

... to its carefully crafted .2 tolerance design that fits together perfectly every time. To assemble your spinner, simply purchase a set of four 608ZZ ball bearings with the following dimensions: 8mm in diameter, 22mm in length, and 7mm in width.

This is a three-bearing fidget spinner that functions exceptionally well.

... Print Settings Printer: Da Vinci Mini Rafts: None Supports: None Resolution: 0.4 mm Infill: Variable Post-Printing Sand down the interior for where the bearings fit. ...The central one should need a bit more, but it will end up fitting very snugly.

Here's a simple and easy-to-print fidjet spinner toy for 608 (22x8x7) ball bearings that requires no adhesion helpers or support. Excuse the very bad PET-G example print, it is just to show how it looks assembled. I used this spinner to check some...

... I've got lying around. ...If you're trying to get them seated properly, try sticking them in the fridge for about 20 minutes beforehand - that way they'll slide right into place without any trouble. ...No adhesives needed to secure the knobs either.

... Fusion360. ... I've created some caps for my spinners that meet my expectations. Printed with PLA, they snap together smoothly. In most cases, they don't come apart without breaking. ... These parts are designed to fit a standard 608 bearing precisely.

The Model has a diameter of 92mm and is made for ball bearings with 19mm outer and 8mm inner and a height of 6mm. ... The caps are also included as seperate parts for better printing quality

These caps securely and snugly hold a 608 bearing (like the kind for fidget spinners and rollerblades).

I printed a 608 bearing using BBs, including source code that's well-documented for any size modifications. The print was done in PLA without supports needed, making it an easy project to complete. There is a deliberate 3mm gap between the inner and...

I do recommend turning the part cooling fan down for the first couple layers as it can blow the beads around and even out of the print. The groove on the inside of the bearing is to reduce the chance of a bump being present where the seam is located....

This is the Hand Spinner for your Fidgeting needs. To get started, you'll need one 6002-Bearing unshielded without grease. If you don't have a specialized bearing, just remove the shields/sealant and the grease from a common bearing to make it spin...

This cap has a slight curve/indentation for the fingers. The stubs press fits into the 608 bearing hole, no glue needed. You need two caps. ... To ensure that it retains the indentation, print with the stub side down with supports.

Simple Easy Fit Spinner Bearing Cap. ...This is primarily for use with the outer bearings of a Fidget Spinner. ... Print Settings Printer Brand: Wanhao Printer: Wanhao Duplicator i3 V2 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.3 Infill: 10%

Print Settings: Printer: M3D Micro Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 30% nozzle diameter Infill: 30% Notes: For optimal results, I recommend printing the main frame of the spinner with an impact-resistant material like ABS. If you don't have a...

Credit goes to designer Keshyden for his original design here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1794875 I personally dislike using 4 bearings due to their high cost in South Africa. To reduce expenses, I modified the design to utilize 3x M10 nuts...