fidget circle 3d models

This is a design for a fidget spinner, marking my first successful attempt at sketching one. ...I'd appreciate if someone could print it out for me since I don't have access to a printer; please share your outcomes.

... innovative creation using Tinkercad, specifically for the latest MyMiniFactory design challenge. ...The goal was to conceptualize a fidget spinner that blends familiarity with an edgy, bold aesthetic, setting it apart from more conventional designs.

A steampunk-styled fidget spinner is designed, featuring three 9.5mm ball bearings and a 608RS Bearing. ...Created through 3D printing with iron-infused PLA from proto-pasta, this unique spinner will acquire a rustic patina over time.

The provided CAD model for a Fidget Spinner is designed using SolidWorks software. ...To ensure compatibility with various CAD platforms, the file is available in IGS, STEP, and STL formats as attachments.

If you appreciate my fidget spinner design, don't forget to press the '♥' button as you leave. This simple gesture serves as your payment for using my model. Have a great time spinning! ...:-)

Introducing the unique fusion of pop culture and playtime - Batman-themed fidget spinners! ...These innovative gadgets bring the iconic superhero to your fingers, offering a fun way to pass the time while channeling your inner Dark Knight.

A 11mm ball bearing fidget spinner is included, featuring a precision-crafted cap that securely fits onto bearings measuring 8.15mm in diameter, preventing them from popping off prematurely.

The fidget spinner collection I created features many designs with college logos incorporated. ...If you do not find your preferred school emblem, feel free to let me know and I will customize it accordingly.

Fidget Spinner Made Especially for Mother's Day. Crafted to Utilize 8mm Ball Bearings Alongside a Standard 608 Bearing. Caps Were Designed to Snap Together Seamlessly. ...Printed Successfully Using Supports, Ensuring Structural Integrity.

I designed this fidget spinner using TinkerCad, requiring exactly four 608 skateboard bearings to function properly. ...The object was created entirely within the Tinkercad platform, and you can view it at: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/ahwMIo76YHS

Fidget Spinner based on the cycloid geometric curve. Uses 1 22mm bearing. can be printed by single extruder or dual extruder. Leave a message or comment if you made one. ...I'd love to hear how it can be improved.

The Human measures an impressive 80mm in diameter, supporting its robust design with no less than five heavy-duty skate bearings measuring 22mm x 8mm x 7mm each, making this fidget spinner one of the largest on the market.

The compact, handheld gadget known as a mini fidget spinner revolves swiftly on its axis. ...A small, precision-engineered ball bearing, designated as the MR104 model, forms the heart of this spinning mechanism.

Most fidget spinners utilize bearings with a standard 22mm diameter, which fits perfectly into their holes. ...To facilitate customization, I've provided a SolidWorks part file that allows users to make easy adjustments.

Create a Darth Vader-themed fidget spinner and print it in black color. To enhance its appearance, paint the indented sections. ...The 22mm bearing for this spinner can be purchased from this link: http://amzn.to/2hHus1j

The biohazard symbol is cleverly repurposed as a fidget spinner, utilizing a pair of 1/2 inch bearing balls and a 22 millimeter outer diameter skate bearing to create a unique and engaging gadget.

At its core, a standard 608ZZ Shielded Miniature Ball Bearing is used, measuring 8x22x7 millimeters in size and providing optimal support for the fidget spinner's motion. ... The fishing weights are uniquely shaped as barrels, approximately 16mm long...

A brass-constructed, personalized fidget spinner was created through the use of Fusion 360 design software. ...The intricate milling process was completed with precision utilizing a DATRON M10PRO machine.

Learn how to design a fidget spinner in Solidworks through our tutorial. Kindly don't forget to hit the subscribe button and share the video on your social media channels. ...Thank you for watching!

A fidget spinner modeled after the hammer and sickle, representing the Soviet Union, cries out "Take control of the production means!" This unique design ensures stability by being perfectly balanced at its core.

Easy to print fidget toy. Supports no needed. ...Watch the video: https://youtu.be/bH3EgHNUUxo Visit my youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAyR0BtXEoFjiLdIOsNE1tw/featured?sub_confirmation=1

I'm currently crafting a custom laser-cut Fidget Cube using high-quality 3mm MDF or PMMA materials. ...Check out the original design on Thingiverse here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2333219

A fidget gearbox designed for 3D printing, created in its first try using a GIF format. The color alterations in the animation are unexplained. ...The screws utilized for the gears were sourced from an aged hard drive enclosure.

Three-dimensional fidget spinner blueprint, optimized for printing at reduced infill density without needing any support structures. ...The design features four dime-sized cavities in each corner and a central 22mm diameter bearing.

I designed a UCLA fidget spinner as requested. It incorporates three 5/16-inch nuts and one 608 skateboard bearing. ...The spinner has an overall diameter of approximately 3-1/2 inches.

After printing, it's easy to remove the built-in support. ... The source code requires OpenSCAD and dotSCAD. It can be found on dotSCAD/examples/fidget_ball_fern_leaf.scad.

A satisfying clicker fidget toy. You will need 2 M3x12mm Fasteners and 1 spring 20x8mm. Add a little lube to part D, you need two of these. ...     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqUqEZ004Is

A little fidget toy I've made. All press fit, no hardware required. ... Uses two ball bearings with following dimensions: ID: 8.00mm OD: 22.00mm Width: 7.00mm

This is the better version of my previous fidget box.Please printcap x4spinner x4shaft x1pins x8 or you can buy them with this mcmaster ID 97155A426you can use https://www.mcmaster.com/5862K138 for the magnets x24

... with cheap Rush ABEC 7 bearings. Typical ol' 608 skate bearings. Remember, it's a FIDGET toy, it is meant to be fidgeted, not see how fast it can spin while you sit there watching it or timing it. ...Fidget it already, and get some work done :)