fidget spinner with balls 3d models

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I've always been on the lookout for a fidget spinner model that can accommodate various combinations of ball bearings and hex nuts, but I never came across one that met my requirements. With multiple types of ball bearings at my disposal, I needed a...

https://www.tinkercad.com/things/lHYcpAoE7ss Its designer aimed to take the traditional fidget spinner to new heights by incorporating a two-axis gimbal, adding an exciting fidget element. ...The gimbal enables users to spin the inner area of the...

A fidget spinner with "fangs."

As a guy with short fingers, most spinners on the market just aren't practical for everyday use. That's why I was thrilled to discover a few asymmetrical options that suit my style better. My first attempt at designing one was a great success (check...

A super affordable fidget spinner equipped with high-quality 608zz ball bearings.

... ...While it's uncertain whether the fidget spinner can accommodate other bearings, it undoubtedly fits the 608 perfectly.\r\n\r\nThe following update will be implemented to ensure the fidget spinner continues spinning indefinitely on its stand.

... a smaller fit. ...The spinner itself works flawlessly, suiting younger users perfectly. I've opted for Vlevit spinner caps, which I consider the most reliable ones available and see no reason to look elsewhere: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2341552

I built a basic and compact spinner for my website, you can see the process of making it here: http://fidgetexpert.com/2017/03/12/make-3d-printed-fidget-spinners/. If you're using Cura, you might experience some difficulties with supports since...

I designed a fun little fidget spinner that boosts its spinning inertia by using fishing sinkers along the perimeter. ...I obtained some bearing caps from this website because they're all roughly the same size, making it easy to work with them:...

... turned off to ensure smooth printing. Resolution is set at an impressive 0.1 millimeters, allowing for intricate details to be captured with ease. ...Infill density is a moderate 30%, providing a perfect balance between strength and lightness.

... rod serves as the foundation, inserting directly into the cylindrical components. At the opposite end of these cylinders, a precision-fitted fidget spinner bearing is carefully installed, providing a snug fit within the column's recessed hole.

Flash Drive Fidget Spinner with Mechanical Gear Design The SW2014 version part document has been added to the design, and it's time to start making improvements. Good luck! ... Here are some working videos to get you started: ...

... Each Individual Piece. With a Sturdy Metal Core and a Weighted Center, This Spin Toy Provides Exceptional Balance and Durable Play. Simply Twist the Spinner to Get the Ball Rolling and Enjoy Endless Entertainment for Yourself or Share with Friends!

Revised with concealed fasteners. I utilized a strong adhesive to secure the pins within the caps. The remaining components are held in place by friction alone, ensuring a snug fit onto the 608 bearings. ... It is suggested that printing occur in...

I Use Standard 608 Skateboard Bearings Print Settings Include: Printer Brand: Robo 3D Model Printer: R1 ABS + PLA Model Raft Requirement: Doesn't Matter Support Needed: No Resolution Setting: 0.2mm Infill Percentage: 50% Notes: I Printed with...

Preparation for printing with the Ultimaker 2 is underway. The printer settings are as follows: Printer brand, Ultimaker. Specifically, the printer model in use is the Ultimaker 2. For this print job, rafts will not be used. Additionally, supports...

I built this to match perfectly with this fidget spinner, plus four identical ball bearings from Thingiverse.

A newfangled fidget spinner, designed specifically for use with a 608 ball bearing, is now available on the market.

Custom designed Fidget Spinner with Four Arms! ... - Diameter Holes 21.95mm Made Perfectly for 22mm Ball Bearings

Fidget spinner made with smallest bearing

Fidget spinner with a cat design!

......As a guy with short fingers, available spinners were not ideal for everyday use. Few asymmetrical options existed, which I prefer. My first try on this was very good (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1846220), but it became too slow after some time.

Here is a quintuple spinner made with 1 standard 608 skateboard ball bearing (22mm) in the middle and 5 M14 Hex nuts on the outside. You can also add optional M3 Hex nuts, up to 3 per nut hole. This setup provides very good inertia and spinning...

Here is a high-performance spinner used with one standard 608 skateboard ball bearing (22mm) in the center and five M14 hex nuts on the outside. You can also add optional M3 hex nuts (up to three per nut hole). The result is exceptional inertia,...

I love the spinner by 2ROBOTGUY, great size and curved edges that fit snug with no need for glue. The only thing I wanted to change was the finger pads just a bit to add some curve and make it more ergonomic. Also, my original finger pads were...

Alternatively, if they're too tight, you can sand the nut holes with a small file to achieve the desired fit (depending on your printer's precision). I used the bearing cap uploaded on this design: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1843412 (designed...

It's a great size, with curved edges that fit perfectly snug against my hand. The bearing fits exactly right without needing any glue. The only thing I wanted to change was the finger pads - I wanted them to be just a bit more ergonomic and...

Standard 608 ball bearings (diameter 22mm) make it lighter for a smooth spinning experience . I also added a "short version" with a slightly different design. If the nuts are too loose, you can glue them in place. Alternatively, use a hammer and a...

I had to rework the Fidget Spinner from TenDutch due to misalignment from the ears and tail. My initial layer consisted of just the 2 ears and the tail, while the final layer was solely without ears or tail, leading me to adjust by expanding it to a...