fidget spinner 3d print template

Customizer might time out but the Create Thing button still works I like using vise grips to install hardware Cheap 5/16" hex nuts from Amazon if a nut is loose in a PLA frame, dip nut in frame into hot water to shrink frame around nut See my...

Customizer might time out but the Create Thing button still works I like using vise grips to install hardware Cheap 3/8" hex nuts from Amazon if a nut is loose in a PLA frame, dip nut in frame into hot water to shrink frame around nut See my...

... recommend these bearings. Print Settings Printer Brand: Wanhao Printer: Wanhao Duplicator i3 V2 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .02mm Infill: 20% Notes: Use 20% infill and 4 top and 4 bottom layers for the spinner, and 100% infill for the plugs.

This is my first attempt to built a fidget toy.The assembly is very simple. Just print all parts (the base 2 times) with the color of your choise. Put it all together (you need a little bit of force) an have fun. ...Have fun to play with it or hang it...

... free time as a fun project. ...To build it, you'll need to purchase a 22mm diameter x 7mm thick bearing. I hope you have a blast making it. Print Settings Manufacturer: Ultimaker Printer Model: Ultimaker 2 Supports Required: No Infill Percentage: 20%

A Revolutionary Fidget Toy Takes Shape. With a Single Print, Supports Are a Thing of the Past. ...This Ingenious Design Springs into Action Right Out of the Printer, No Need for Tedious Scraping Required - A Simple Raft Will Do Just Fine.

... a hybrid-ceramic bearing, and I'm extremely pleased with the results. To print these spinners, I recommend using 0.1mm layer height with 100% infill. ...It's also a good idea to print multiple sets at once to avoid hot-printed blobby male parts.

These don't spin as smoothly as standard bearing spinners, the gears generate extra friction and slow everything down, they're still cool though! Watching them spin creates an amazing optical illusion pattern. Assembles by press fit alone, no bolts...

...... It prints the same as all the other ring spinner designs I have first released, support-free, and in place! **These designs are uploaded with a non-commercial license. Purchasing this file does not grant you the right to sell commercially.

... to fill any gaps. Your spinner is now weighted with $1.20 instead of bearings, which typically costs more. NOTE: In the pictured spinner, I changed filaments twice during the print to achieve a nice pattern, but it's not necessary for this design.

Print Settings: Printer: Hictop 3DP-18 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: .1 Infill: 50 Notes: Supports set at 10% fill (nearly unnecessary but keeps edges neat). .1mm from Z, .2mm from x/y sides. ...I printed at .1mm for a more visually appealing...

... ...Print two of the caps to place inside the center - if they're too tight, scale them down a few percent and print again, or just glue them if they're too loose. You can also create custom caps at this link: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2083000.

When printing spinner caps, prioritize rigidity by setting infill levels to at least 25% or three walls for each cap. ... If you'd rather bypass the press-fitting process, consider purchasing from my Etsy shop:...

Print two of the caps to place inside the center - if you find they're too tight scale them down a few percent and print again, and if they're too loose just glue them. You can also make custom caps here. I found the large 3-ball spinner was too...

... out this link: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1848330 by idnarbjm. Here are the print settings I used: * Printer Brand: MakerBot * Printer Model: MakerBot Replicator (5th Generation) * Rafts: Yes * Supports: No * Resolution: 0.2 * Infill: 15-100%

... comfortable spinning experience. I created this design in response to my kids' request for new designs, and it's one of several I came up with. Print Settings Printer: Monoprice Select Mini Supports: Yes Notes: Print the finger pads with supports.

I've created this bear spinner design at my old friend's request; she specifically asked for it, and I'm going to print it in half pink and half transparent PLA using Bestfilament. ... Print Settings: Printer: My ROIZ Delta.1 Rafts: None are needed...

I've printed both the Dual and Tri spinner variants, including the bearing ring and a single note for anyone who might want to assemble their own design. I'm sharing these pieces in case someone wants to cobble together a custom creation of their...

... ... I've carefully enclosed bearing holes, making it easy to use pennies, coins, or any other small object as the weight. Just pause your print at around 80%, add in your chosen weights, and resume printing seamlessly.

... prevent slipping when you flick your spinner. ...They grip firmly in place, allowing for smooth and precise control. Printer Settings Printer: Da Vinci Jr. 1.0 Raftless Printing Rafts: No Supportless Printing Supports: No Optimized Infill Infill: 20%

Original Creators: TwistCaps - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1802260 The Spinner Body - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1794875 The Hex Remix - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2173148 Print Settings Rafts: No specific requirements apply. How I...

inspired by the suspension design of the mini monster trucks (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1557428) i decided to try and give my ball spinners some flex ;D still quite stiff, but thinner "springs" might make it to fragile based on D13mm...

Simple yet Effective Three-Bearing Hand Spinner with Adjustable Friction Control I designed a compact and functional three-bearing hand spinner that can be customized to minimize friction. To achieve this, I incorporated interchangeable bearing caps,...

I printed several 2 and 3 arm spinners, but ended up liking the 2 arm models best. This design has textured grips on the outside and is easy to press into place with the bearings. Typically, I tap them in with a block and rubber mallet to prevent...

... impressive work. I didn't use any weights in this design, but you could potentially squeeze an M6 nut into the end of the glove and print it standing upright. ...It might be worth considering adding one later or even using a larger M8 nut instead.

Please print two copies of the file labeled "spinner3_6_2.stl." Set ten millimeter six iron balls to the spinner hubs, ensuring they stick firmly in place. ... The required components include: Two copies of the file labeled "spinner3_6_2.stl" One M8...

This custom spinner was designed using Fusion 360 and all original files are attached for your use as needed. It was printed using the Monoprice Select Mini. If you're looking for bearings, they can be easily sourced on Amazon. In Fusion 360, making...

The spinner is specifically designed to fit 608Z bearings, ensuring a precise and smooth spinning experience. For the best results, print it at full capacity or almost there. ... If you'd like to support my content creation efforts, consider making a...

... and blue bearing caps on the three outside bearings. What's cool is that I wanted those caps to feature the USA and stars, making them perfect for printing if you want to give your spinner a patriotic twist - feel free to use them as you see fit!

To get around the lack of a suitable spinner end cap, I decided to take matters into my own hands by gathering precise measurements that I then fed into the 3D Builder program. ...The resulting design fits snugly over an 608 bearing.