fidget keyboard 3d models

... this concept sparks your own imagination :)   The "ball disc" requires 8mm ball bearings (as many as you want) and glue. This disc is designed for fidgeting. ... The "grip disc" is designed for easy one handed use and comfortable two handed use :)

I decided to make this fun golf ball sized fidget as something that everyone can enjoy. ...Because it costs less than $0.25 to make and less than 1hr to print (out of standard $25/kg PLA on ELEGOO Neptune 3 Pro) than it makes a great cost friendly gift...

... be one continuous piece. I designed this to be a fidget I can play with while my static argues about P8S strats, but if you'd like to add cards to it for your cosplay feel free to reach out, I'm happy to make modifications to the design to help ^_^

I used this Silk Tri-color Red/Yellow/Blue filament to get the “recently dipped” shimmer, but printing in pink or red might also match a Valentine's Day “Cupid's Arrow” theme.Fidget with it, or try to spear your friend's drink glass from across the...

I ripped one out of a cheap fidget spinner and it works great. ...You will also need 1 250ml red bull style can.To build this project, print one of each file PLUS 7x the wing file.Assembly Instructions:1) Print the files per the printing instructions...

The sections print quickly and the 5mm sphere magnets are easy to get your hands on because they're the common desktop fidget toy size. The tray slides in and friction fits, but you can secure them with a drop of super glue if you want. The river is...

This is for my almost-4-year-old son, so it's both an educational piece and a fidget toy. I left no clearance on my cap, resulting in a snug fit. If yours is loose, adding a little glue will keep it in place. Printing: No supports are required; just...

I Had Lots of Bearings Leftover from the Fidget Spinner Craze and Decided to Put Them to Use. Filament Comes Off the Roll Nice and Smooth. Required Components: 1 x 5/16 in.-18 tpi Zinc-Plated Hex Nut (25-Piece per Bag) - Homedepot -...

Required parts: 1x printed holder base (screwed securely into the wall) 2x printed holder sides (firmly gripping spool from both sides) 3x screws to mount base firmly onto the wall 2x 608 bearings, used in skates/roller/inline/fidget spinners -...

Five fidget spinner bearings and sixty pounds of steel weights are integral components. Three 3/4" by 48" wooden dowel rods, along with three 0.375" by 2' square wooden rods, provide structural support. Three clamps for weight height adjustment add...

The following objects were used in this demonstration: Mug by GoldenRob0t Published on June 1, 2017 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2359092 Knob by Epicdoom Published on June 1, 2017 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2357521 Fidget Spinner by...

The bearings used are ultra common skateboard bearings found in many maker projects and fidget spinners: 608 bearings, 8mm ID, 22mm OD, 7mm thick. Instead of an 8mm shaft, I use a 5/16" one, which works perfectly. The bearings and shafts press fit...

A test is provided in case you want to check if your printer can handle the full fidget cube. ...Remixed from <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4997903">https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4997903</a></p> <h3>Print Settings</h3>...

Required non-printable parts: [Nema-17 mounting bracket](https://www.amazon.sg/NEMA17-Stepper-Mounting-Bracket-L-shape/dp/B07H8YQYGV), the slot holes are 3cm apart and the part is designed as such 608 ball bearing or R118 ball bearing from a fidget...

WARNING: IIRC clearances need to be adjusted a bit to reduce post processing effort.It just demonstrates this specific form closure principle.Beside that it's not really useful for anything beside noisy rattlesnake fidgeting maybe.It's likely too...

Notes from original design: This is a fidget spinner of course.... the center uses 2 standard 608z skateboard bearings or similar (22 mm x 7 mm) stacked back to back. Used an old pencil drawing as inspiration that typically keeps me occupied when i...

To bring it all together, you'll need a single 608zz bearing - easily sourced from an old fidget spinner. Assembly is a breeze: simply glue the clip to the base using Clear Gorilla Superglue, and you're good to go. With this innovative design,...

They can individually fold into a cube for more ways to connect, plus make it great for a pocket fidget cube when you're thinking of your next idea on the go. Super straightforward print, no supports required, all joints print in place. The cube...

Blades suit Models based onhttps://www.printables.com/model/664268-no-rubber-band-fully-printable-otf-fidget-toy/comments/1333998https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6344617( Blades are approximately 110mm long.)If needed as an alternative artistic...

This is my first-ever Fidget toy design, a true masterpiece of simplicity and elegance. It boasts a single lightweight R188 bearing, skillfully paired with 2 x M4 nuts on each arm. The tolerances are remarkably tight, ensuring that the bearing and...

It makes a great fidget toy as the three pieces are a joy to turn around. If you're up for making one yourself, all you need to do is print the file. This design can be printed in place without any assembly required or additional work after...

This is a fidget spinner of course.... the center uses 2 standard 608z skateboard bearings or similar (22 mm x 7 mm) stacked back to back. Used an old pencil drawing as inspiration that typically keeps me occupied when i sit and doodle; and has for...

This remix combines the 2020 Snap On Filament Guide - Ender 3 / CR-10 by keithcorcoran and the Ender 3 - Z-Axis Bearing Stabilizer by benawhite.It is to be used with the CR-10 Bigger Z-Axis Manual Adjustment Knob (also Ender 3, CR-10 mini, Hictop,...

I based the the bearing mount portion off TimBolton's Micro Single Spinner Fidget . It was compact and does the job well. I'm using 5 M3 screws to hold the mount together and 2 M4 screws to mount the the mount to the top of my Ender 3. The 2 M4...

Not so comfortable in the hand when fidgeting. I saw someone else did a more rounded remix but even that still had lots of sharp edges. I'm just learning Fusion 360 and all the other various software involved in 3D printing so this was a fun...

Notes from my original tinker: This is a fidget spinner of course.... the center uses 2 standard 608z skateboard bearings or similar (22 mm x 7 mm) stacked back to back. Used an old pencil drawing as inspiration that typically keeps me occupied when...

In short, constant fidgeting led to this creation. You can place your business cards between the two anchors in various ways - feel free to get creative! You can also scale down the anchor and attach it to a key chain if you want. Your feedback is...

Japanese Fidget Rolling Toy Spins and Wobbles Freely This One-Piece No-Assembly Print Is a Masterpiece of Design, Printed at 100% Infill for Maximum Stability Solid Endcaps Provide Weighting and Balance, While the Hollow Main Body Allows for Smooth...

It fits easily into a trouser pocket (or purse), and there's no sharp edges to worry about, in fact it also doubles as a fidget toy and a baby's rattle... "I would buy you some filament for your birthday, but I don't know what colours you have" -...

you can use the bearings from fidget spinners.. here's how it works: the weight of the big ring enables it to spin itself, pinched by the medium roller and the small gear at a certain angle. The off balance between the large gear and the parts that...