fidget controller 3d models

Yet another fidget toy. I wanted something slightly bigger, with gears. So satisfying to watch the gears mesh. The little "crank arm" is optional. The dimple in the big gear can be used as a thumb wheel. Personally, I like the crank arm better. ... ...

Order from Amazon Tried my hand at designing a dual fidget spinner. Created using SketchUp 2017. For printing you'll want to take into account the dimensional accuracy as you want the bearings to be a tight fit. Scaling the model should help adjust...

Fidget spinner enthusiasts can now enjoy this handheld toy by simply using one hand to flick it around. Print Settings Printer Brand: FlashForge is the printer brand used here. Printer: The FlashForge Finder is the specific printer model employed...

Design a simple fidget spinner in Creo CAD (Pro/E) with ease, taking only an hour or so to print without needing extensive finish or sanding work. This design utilizes standard 22mm skateboard bearings, boasting an outer diameter of 152mm and a...

Simple fidget token, quick print, no supports. The outer dice ring can rotate around the center piece. The ring is balanced.</p><p>Turn it few times in your hand and find out what is the number above the arrow. Also you can take a pencil, put it...

My spin on fidget spinners. These are very basic compared to most other designs but should print very easily. Use any 608zz bearings, I use Bones Redz for my center bearing and the cheapest bearings I can find for the outer bearings. For thumb caps...

A versatile fidget toy boasting intricate mechanics features two interlocking helices that are meticulously designed (mirroring my "alien DNA" concept but with a more defined structure). This clever design is available in various tolerances, each...

This is a fidget spinner that utilizes 22mm by 7mm (inside diameter of 8mm) bearings commonly found in skateboards and scooters. It incorporates 5/16"-18 nuts as weights for added stability. The cap design is a modified version from Thingiverse,...

Because the world desperately needs more fidget spinners! Two body sizes are available; the compact one is ideal for little kids with small hands. For each body size, print two caps and three weight holders. These bearings were used, which I...

Simple sliding toy inspired by Make Anything's fidget toy design. For enhanced results, use sandpapers to clean the model before assembling for a silky smooth slide. Every part was meticulously designed to fit together seamlessly after sanding...

Here's a fidget cube that looks like a miniature Rubik's Cube but is made to satisfy your anxiety and boredom needs. The compact device measures just 1.5 inches on each side and weighs a mere 2 ounces, making it easy to slip into a pocket or attach...

This fidget features rolling balls on an internal track plus a movable piece centered around it. To print it neatly, I rotate the file fidgetB.stl 90 degrees. Meanwhile, I've been printing files fidgetA.stl and fidgetC.stl together so far. Assembling...

My spin on fidget spinners is here. These designs are very basic compared to most others but should print easily. Use any 608zz bearings; I use Bones Redz for the center bearing and the cheapest bearings I can find for the outer ones. For thumb...

I designed this fidget spinner as a fun side project because I was excelling in my Intro to Engineering class as a sophomore last year. This is the fifth thing I've created using Autodesk Inventor and the second one made specifically for 3D printing....

... infill for a solid yet lightweight spinner. Remember, because it's all press fit, you'll want to print at 0.2mm layer height at most. This ensures a smooth and precise assembly that will keep your fidget spinner spinning smoothly for hours on end.

A while back I came across a really expensive fidget toy that used magnets to make a satisfying click. I didn't like the price so I decided to make it myself, I just recently updated the model to now be parametric! If you'd like to make a custom...

The fidget spinner is an awesome alternative - it's completely silent, has great weight, and is addictively fun... It's literally the greatest thing since sliced bread was invented! The STL accepts standard 608 bearings. You won't need any glue to...

Standards: CCSS Overview and Background: To avoid purchasing a fidget spinner, students decided to learn how to make one themselves. We found a model, and they discovered how to create movable parts. Lesson Plan and Activity: Step 1: Create a...

It does not apply to photos, videos, my logo, or other supplemental graphics attached to or displayed with this project. Recommended Attribution Text"Shutter Fidget" (https://3dprinty.xyz/project/82) is designed by 3D Printy (https://3dprinty.xyz)...

A while back I came across a really expensive fidget toy that used magnets to make a satisfying click. I didn't like the price so I decided to make it myself, I just recently updated the model to now be parametric! If you'd like to make a custom...

A few minutes modeling later and a couple revisions I present to you the **Fidget Flipper**!! ##**Materials** 3D Printed Parts 64 5mm x 2mm Neodymium Magnets...

To combat this, Brahmabeej introduces another stress-relieving fidget spinner, designed to bring peace of mind. Visit our website to discover various designs that cater to different tastes. For editable files, please check out our website, where you...

The fidget should spin for approximately 30-35 seconds. When held between your thumb (bottom) and index (top) fingers, giving it a good spin, lifting up your index finger, and letting it rest on the thumb only, it'll start to precess, which is cool...

WARNING - This fidget toy could be too addictive for your fingers to handle! I've created an addictive fidget toy that can be played with in many different ways. It consists of a large double-sided bolt and a round nut, both with 1mm pitch angle...

For individuals struggling with fidgeting, this feature serves as a thoughtful distraction, redirecting excess energy into a productive outlet. Print Settings: Printer Brand: Stratasys Printer Model: uPrint SE Plus Post-Printing: Work Required:...

A stress-relieving toy designed specifically for ladies, like a fidget spinner tailored just for them, can be a powerful ally in this battle. To create such a unique fidget spinner, you'll only need one 608 bearing and a 3D printer to print out the...

Glue is not necessary, but if you *do* glue it in, only glue one side.&nbsp;UpdatesNew magnet size - 10x2mm magnetNew extension parts for a longer fidget!&nbsp;Can I sell copies of this?Yes! This project was shared under the <a...

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. Go up down left right. The perfect gamer fidget or just something for...

Fidget Toy with Moving Parts: A Dynamic Component. The inner sphere can move in any direction within the outer sphere. Available in different tolerances for varying resistances to movement: 'loose' is 0.5mm, 'medium' is 0.4mm, 'tight' is 0.3mm and...

A fidget spinner, inspired by my previous hand spinner design, features a disc/wheel with three wings positioned between the three outer hubs. Each wing has a small attack angle, similar to a rotor blade. The outer diameter of this spinning toy is...