ffffidget spinner 3d models

I designed a "Hurricane" spinner with 7mm thickness and a hole diameter of Ø22.15. It can potentially pair well with Ø22 rolling elements. Unfortunately, I only have limited access to the printer I use, so printing it right now isn't an option for...

This is a spinning top called an Orbit Spinner. Spin it the same way you would spin a coin. If you start the ball on the bottom, it will invert so that it is at the top before falling over. ... For best results print the ball and the disc in...

Essentially a tolerance test but I made it so the middle tolerance cylinder rotates quite freely and can therefore be used as a fidget spinner :) Infill 25% No supports Brim 8mm Customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2318105 Created...

Keychains and spinners are cool gadgets that deserve a fusion. Let's create a single object by combining them. To start, you'll need two M3 screws that are long enough to hold all your keys. ...Next, acquire two M3 self-locking nuts, and don't forget to...

... your project. ... Next, carefully clean away any excess material from the supports before attaching them to the spinner's frame using strong adhesive. ... To complete this intricate design, you'll need to source nine high-quality 608 bearings in total.

I created a high-energy fidget spinner that exceeds my expectations, spinning with incredible agility and sporting an awesome appearance. I chose to use premium skateboard bearings for optimal performance, ensuring hours of smooth and enjoyable...

Design a 3D Model of a Fidget Spinner for CAD Class Project To succeed in this project, we need to create a detailed and accurate 3D model of a fidget spinner using computer-aided design (CAD) software. The first step is to research and gather...

Spin this design on the Spinner, giving it DeathPool's eerie face. You'll need exactly four Ball bearings to get it working smoothly. The creators made sure to leave nice tolerances, ensuring that your bearings fit perfectly in place. Print out those...

seidenraupe - Spinner ganz schön, verrückt!! (Donations appreciated, but not necessary. My things are free and will always be). ... <a rel="nofollow" href="http://paypal.com/paypalme/syzguru"><img...

This custom spin machine draws heavily from the original spinner blueprint, necessitating 5 by 16 by 5 millimeter precision bearings for optimal performance. ...Constructive feedback is welcome, and I'm more than happy to adapt this design based on user...

I stumbled upon numerous geared spinners online and decided to build one of my own. My creation relies on standard 608zz 8x22x7mm bearings, precision-crafted to ensure a seamless spinning experience. If the print doesn't turn out right, simply...

This is my hand spinner design.\nIt utilizes four radial bearings, each with dimensions of 8x16x5.\nTo assemble this toy, you will need to print one body and two buttons.\nA video demonstrating this project can be found here:...

... a good test to see how precise your machine can make parts. ...When finished printing parts, put the ball bearings in spinner and super glue the top and top sides on to it. ...(IT DOES ACTUALLY SPIN) This is my first design so I hope it works for you.

... nails? ...Stumped for what to do with your fingers? Want a stylish accessory to wow your coworkers or pals? The hand spinner has got you covered! ...Just attach the bearings and you're good to go - other cool designs waiting for you in my portfolio.

I utilized a solitary bearing ring spinner, incorporating a standard 608 bearing in its construction. To master the design of this component, consider enrolling in the Fusion 360 for 3D Printing Course at desktopmakes.com, a premier online resource...

... marvel delivers calm. Whirl the atom marble spinner with reckless abandon, letting go of tension as the tiny sphere spins freely. ... Created with precision on a 3D printer, this gadget is a soothing solution for anxious minds and fidgety fingers.

... taking the Fusion 360 for 3D printing video course at www.desktopmakes.com. ... Also visit my YouTube channels at www.youtube.com/desktopmakes. https://youtu.be/GZ4QvCiovds A fidget spinner that utilizes a standard 608 bearing and pennies as weight.

Also, one or two coins slightly smaller than the ones you printed the spinner out for (e.g., 10 euro cent coins for a 20 euro cent spinner) are needed. I pressed in the four coins of one arm like this: Press in two coins lightly, one on top and one...

Whether you're a student looking for a way to stay focused during exams, an athlete needing a mental boost before competition, or simply someone who wants to reduce stress in their daily life, the Z-Shaped Fidget Spinner is the perfect solution. So...

Print Settings: Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.1 Notes: Infill: Upper part: 100% with supports Base plate: 3 bottom solid layers, 50% honeycomb and 22 top solid layers without supports Perimeter shells: 2 Material: PLA How to...

To help my students develop their spatial reasoning skills and improve their concentration, I came up with the idea of having them design their own spinners using 123D Design, a basic 3D modeling software. This exercise would also introduce them to...

Materials Needed: 2 x spinner2_3.stl 2 x spinner_cap2.stl (or M8 16mm bolt & nut, 2 x 1.6mm washer) 1 x 608ZZ bearing 3 x Iron ball (10mm diameter) Set iron balls to spinner2_3.stl's hole and secure them. Print Settings: Printer: idbox! Rafts: No...

IntroThis is one of the ways I see a fidget spinner: simple design and proper colors.&nbsp;DesignEasy to print with no supports, this triangle spinner is assembled by press-fitting all the parts together. I used white and red as colors because I like...

A versatile fidget spinner suitable for office use, on-the-go, or at home can help alleviate stress, restlessness, and nervousness. However, it is not recommended for children under three years old. The ball bearing is a simple design by the maker...

The caps on the simple spinner without covers aren't my design; I used this one: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1848330. For the covered version, a slightly modified cap is included. ... Print Settings: Printer Brand: FlashForge Printer: Creator Pro...

The spinner is specifically designed for a 16 mm bearing diameter. The nuts used have a width of 12.7 mm or exactly 0.5 inches. The entire spinner has an approximate diameter of 7.5 cm. That 3D visualization is part of a program that I released some...

I built a Pokeball spinner as requested, but I'm not entirely satisfied with the result. The center pegs are fragile and prone to breaking if you drop it. To be honest, I've had to re-glue them more than once. I used a standard 22mm skateboard...

I substituted the main 1/4"-20 screw with a 5/16"-18 threaded rod so that I could use leftover Prusa Mendel parts to make the spinner. This design employs a stack of 5/16" fender washers, a ~4" length of 5/16"-18 threaded rod, six 5/16"-18 nuts,...

I designed the spinner to accommodate skate bearings with specific dimensions: 22mm OD, 8mm ID, and 7mm thickness. The bearings fit snugly, with a tight yet removable fit if needed. A quick tip I learned is that using white spirits can significantly...

... ones - just print something 22mm in diameter. This was designed using Fusion 360 and printed on the Anet A8. Print Out 2x Half the Spinner 2x 1 Cap This fidget spinner uses 608 bearings, which are 22mm in diameter, or you can print fake bearings.