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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...

I created these caps to suit our spinners, as the existing ones I found were either too large, or came in male/female sets that were a hassle to work with, and some even obstructed the bearing shields. With these dished caps, you can achieve a great...

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...

My daughter had a unique idea for a boxing-themed spinner, so I remixed some fantastic models already available on Thingiverse. The cap is actually a deeper version of berky93's design. The boxing glove part was inspired by abrokadabra's excellent...

... 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.

Three-Spoke Spinner: I'm referencing the design found on Thingiverse at this link: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2441378 Four-Spoke Spinner: For alternative designs, please visit this link on Thingiverse:...

...... 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.

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...

I built this mini spinner for my wife, considering her petite frame and Donald Trump-esque hands, which made the larger spinners a bit too cumbersome. This one requires four 8mm steel bearings to be inserted, followed by an additional 608 bearing in...

... of CA adhesive, as there is only about a 3mm overlap between the male and female parts. The steel balls are quite heavy, giving this spinner significant rotational inertia and making it a high-performance model that's an absolute blast to use!

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...

... a bit of grip. The design was intended for use with 7/16" hex nuts, but I found that 3/8" flanged nuts worked just as well. However, it's worth noting that this spinner is as thick as the standard nuts, which makes it less suitable for small hands.

This spinner uses a standard 608 skateboard bearing in the middle hole, and 14mm steel ball bearings as weights that can be easily pressed in by hand. Print two of the caps to place inside the center - if they're too tight, scale them down a few...

I created a smaller spinner for my grandson because most spinners are too big for small hands. The balls I used are 5/8" McMaster Carr model #96455k58. To get them to fit, you can heat them with a hair dryer or heat gun and they should pop into...

----------- Before I got into trapped penny spinners, I thought the idea of a nut spinner might be a good one. Nuts, while not as cheap as pennies, are far cheaper than bearings, especially if you get plain old zinc-coated nuts. The nuts, in this...

Before I got into trapped penny spinners, I thought the idea of a nut spinner might be a good one. Nuts, while not as cheap as pennies, are far cheaper than bearings, especially if you get plain old zinc-coated nuts. The nuts, in this case, are...

Before getting into trapped penny spinners, I thought the idea of a nut spinner might be a good one. Nuts are far cheaper than bearings, especially if you get plain old zinc-coated nuts. The nuts in this case are about 17.2mm in diameter, edge to...

Inspired by the majestic sea star, this compact spinner leverages three distinct diameter bearing balls to achieve perfect balance. ...Rev2 boasts a sturdy build, while its predecessor, Rev1, met an untimely demise after being carelessly dropped by my...

I sat down and cranked out a batch of spinners, one of which relies on 608 bearings for its functionality. I'll upload snapshots as soon as they start printing out. ... Print Settings Printer Brand: PowerSpec ...

I sat down and whipped up several spinners simultaneously. This one utilizes a whopping 608 bearings. I'll be uploading snapshots as I print them out. ... Print Settings Printer Brand: PowerSpec Printer: PowerSpec 3D Pro Rafts: No Supports: No...

I picked up the spinners and built multiple ones with 608 bearings myself. I will post the pictures as soon as they are printed. ... Print Settings Printer Brand: PowerSpec Printer: ...

I sat down and built multiple spinners, each one utilizing 608 bearings to create unique prints. I will upload photos as soon as they are printed. ... Print Settings: Printer Brand: PowerSpec Printer: PowerSpec 3D Pro Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution:...

I started by trying to make a simple hand spinner, but then decided to push the limits and create the longest spinning hand spinner possible. My latest design, HandspinnerV7, achieves this by minimizing air resistance when spinning. This project is...

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.

... ...Check It Out! https://www.tinkercad.com/things/h7XVsDa3qE2 This Spinner Packs a Punch, Featuring a Powerful 608 Bearing in Its Core and 24mm Steel Balls as Hefty Weights. P.S. ...This Baby is Seriously Heavy, You'll Know It When You Pick It Up!

I sat down and created multiple spinners, each one utilizing a total of 608 bearings. ...As I print out these pictures, I'll be uploading them for everyone to see.\nPrint Settings\nPrinter Brand:\n PowerSpec\n ...

This innovative spinner boasts an unconventional design that accommodates a total of 608 precision-crafted bearings within its carefully drilled holes. To ensure optimal performance, it's essential to achieve a snug friction fit between the bearings...

These tiny openings that traverse the entire spinner are designed specifically for small dots of superglue, cleverly delaying any impending bearing slippage. ...Adding an extra dot of superglue to the bearing caps wouldn't hurt either, providing an...

I sat down and built multiple spinners, each one utilizing 608 bearings. I will upload images as they print out. ... Print Settings Printer Brand: PowerSpec Printer: PowerSpec 3D Pro Rafts: None Supports: None Resolution: A precise 0.2mm Infill:...

People are going wild about these ultra-lightweight spinners that snap together in seconds! They're a breeze to build and can be completed in no time, making them perfect for anyone looking to get creative quickly. ...I'm really excited to share this...