flash fidget spinner 3d models

Fidget spinner uses a 608 bearing.Penny holders will need a pause or M600 placed to allow stacking 4 US pennies, right before it closes up.  

This vibrant Triforce fidget spinner is crafted with precision, featuring a unique design that emerges from layer upon layer of colorful print. ...Powered by a single high-quality 608 bearing, it provides smooth and durable performance.

So basically its a fidget spinner with pickaxes on the ends, i used some cylindrical weights on the ends. the barring size is 22mm. ...also i used delta pro.

I Designed a Simple Fidget Spinner Since I Don't Have Any Bearings. ... Check Out My Assembly Video and Watch It in Action Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ

Fidget Spinner design based off of the Eye of Sauron from the Lord of the Rings movies. ...You will need to buy a 22 mm bearing and obtain thumb caps, for which I unfortunately do not have the files.

I built a tiny turbine on my own, just for fun, and thought it would be awesome as a fidget spinner, which is why you're seeing this now.

I created a Superman-inspired logo fidget spinner for a class project that turned out to be an awesome addition to my portfolio. ...The design would surely pop if it were printed in bold red and sunny yellow hues.

You're looking for a customizable fidget spinner design. To get started, grab these printable finger pads that fit snugly onto the device's surface. ...The accompanying SolidWorks CAD files allow you to tweak the dimensions to suit your preferences.

... innovative creation using Tinkercad, specifically for the latest MyMiniFactory design challenge. ...The goal was to conceptualize a fidget spinner that blends familiarity with an edgy, bold aesthetic, setting it apart from more conventional designs.

This fidget spinner is compact, featuring 5/8" O.D. x 1/4" I.D. x 0.196" bearings. ...The model includes undersized holes (0.600) that require reaming to ensure a proper fit of the bearings.

A handheld device designed specifically for containing and spinning fidget spinners, allowing users to easily manipulate the toy with minimal effort required. ...Witness its capabilities in operation at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=775KNcGQy84

I designed this fidget spinner using TinkerCad, requiring exactly four 608 skateboard bearings to function properly. ...The object was created entirely within the Tinkercad platform, and you can view it at: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/ahwMIo76YHS

This high-performance fidget spinner demands installation of a precision-crafted 22mm skateboard bearing into its central hub, accompanied by four precision-engineered 10mm ball bearings strategically positioned along its outer rim.

This is a base model for a standard Fidget Spinner holder, which can be attached using 3M adhesive to any desired surface. ...Please submit a photo if you decide to print this design.

I wanted to build a sturdy fidget spinner that relies on affordable nuts rather than pricey bearings. M10 nuts provide a snug fit, eliminating the need for gluing. ... Update: The design has been scaled down into a more compact model.

Most fidget spinners utilize bearings with a standard 22mm diameter, which fits perfectly into their holes. ...To facilitate customization, I've provided a SolidWorks part file that allows users to make easy adjustments.

This awesome fidget spinner rocks! It features one robust bearing, measuring 22 mm in size. The precision engineering boasts an impressive tolerance of just 0.5 mm. ...Kudos to you for being an amazing supporter!

I crafted a one-of-a-kind fidget design on my own in Onshape, and it's still awaiting 3D printing. ...Until then, there's no promise that the spinner will function as intended.

I personally created four fidget spinners that cater to my own preferences, keeping things simple. Each one accommodates a standard set of 22x8x7 bearings. ...Additionally, I've made sure to include the small caps for easy installation.

The compact, handheld gadget known as a mini fidget spinner revolves swiftly on its axis. ...A small, precision-engineered ball bearing, designated as the MR104 model, forms the heart of this spinning mechanism.

Here's my second creation, a fidget spinner crafted entirely within Tinkercad's intuitive interface, its design comprised solely of cleverly aligned cylinders that seem to defy gravity with their perfect balance and fluid motion.

Three-dimensional fidget spinner blueprint, optimized for printing at reduced infill density without needing any support structures. ...The design features four dime-sized cavities in each corner and a central 22mm diameter bearing.

Fidget Spinner Made Especially for Mother's Day. Crafted to Utilize 8mm Ball Bearings Alongside a Standard 608 Bearing. Caps Were Designed to Snap Together Seamlessly. ...Printed Successfully Using Supports, Ensuring Structural Integrity.

I'm printing a hamsa fidget spinner right now with no custom settings, but I did crank up the infill to 100% so it's as dense and heavy as possible.

A DIY enthusiast live-streamed a straightforward tutorial on crafting a basic fidget spinner using readily available 608 bearings. ...The project is designed specifically for bearings with an outer diameter of 22mm and an inner diameter of 8mm.

... And if you like my project, please vote for it in the Fidget Spinner Design Contest at this link: https://www.instructables.com/contest/fidgetspinner/design/Lab-Centrifuge-Fidget-Spinner-1/.

Check out my top-notch fidget spinner, meticulously crafted using Fusion 360's precision tools. ...With this cutting-edge design specifically tailored for ABS plastic, you're sure to spin your way to excitement!

This is a custom fidget spinner I created for a buddy of mine. ...To secure the bearing snugly in its designated spot, you'll likely require a substantial press to prevent it from slipping right back out.

I'm so excited to share another fidget spinner creation with you all! ...It's just a fun little project I've been working on to tap into my inner kid again.

The biohazard symbol is cleverly repurposed as a fidget spinner, utilizing a pair of 1/2 inch bearing balls and a 22 millimeter outer diameter skate bearing to create a unique and engaging gadget.