flash fidget spinner 3d models

... breeze, while the included finger buttons (although I found them superfluous) add an extra layer of control. Okay, so it may not have the same spin-tastic performance as those fancy bearing spinners, but trust me, this thing is a blast to play with!

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...

I've used this spinner quite a bit and found it to be somewhat cumbersome due to its uneven weight distribution, resulting in a noticeable wobble that causes it not to spin as long as some of my other spinners have. Still, I do appreciate the...

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:...

When printing the spinner caps, it's crucial to print them with either enhanced infill or three walls to guarantee sufficient rigidity. ...If you're not up for the task of press fitting, I offer a convenient alternative on my Etsy shop:...

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...

... 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.

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...

... 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!

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:...

... 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.

I wanted to build my own spinner as a modeling project, so I designed one exactly the way I wanted it. 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...

...... 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.

I've been working on this design for spinners for quite some time now. Last fall, I experimented with a variety of different designs to see which ones I liked best and which ones others appreciated the most. I narrowed down those options to one that...

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

----------- 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...

... flats, 0.866" across corners, and 0.438" thick are required from https://www.mcmaster.com/#hex-nuts/=17o4wup. The following resources provide additional information: a video and more details at https://www.instructables.com/id/Hex-Nut-Spinner/.

A happy bearing cap is included, because why not add another option in a crowded market of spinner designs?\r\n\r\nThe model remains marked as a work in progress since the main body needs to be .5-1 mm thicker; I'll achieve this goal and update it...

Fun, easy-to-use spinner perfect for 608-2RS bearings, 22mm diameter, and 7 mm thick. Customize with your own design, adding more bearings to boost spin. Easy to whirl between fingers. ...Printed in PLA, featuring a 20-35% infill density and a layer...

This way, littlebrother can also have his own spinner, which he can actually turn in his hand... See it in action: https://www.dropbox.com/s/aaqqbeubqpnn5op/2017-06-23%2018.50.31.mp4?dl=0 I made mine with 100% infill. ... You need: 1pc 22mm 608zz...

... ...It's a fairly small spinner, and fits nicely in the hands even when swinging it from the end caps. Also very pocket-sized. Bearing: 624zz | 4mm (ID) x 13mm (OD) x 5mm Weights: 8mm (D) x 10mm (L) | stainless steel dowel pins. ...

... of this design is to qualify for the "Create to Educate Lesson Plan" contest by producing the elements depicted in the presentation image. ...Simply printing out the assembly results in a stiff, unfulfilling spinner that fails to meet expectations.

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...

This is a straightforward spinner design that I came up with. It's easy to use, even for extended periods of time, as it spins smoothly with one hand without becoming too cumbersome. Eight M3x8mm bolts are used here to provide the necessary weight...

7 Punisher Heads. ... 22mm bearing: Jeremywell 608-2RS Ball Bearing 8mm x 22mm x 7mm Rubber Sealed Deep Groove, Width Double Sealed (Pack of 10) End caps (not shown) can be downloaded from here: https://www.instructables.com/id/Hex-Nut-Spinner/

I created a pair of 3D printed hand spinners using Creo parametric 3.0 to keep myself occupied and spark curiosity in others, or sometimes even annoy them. The model was sliced with Simplify3d and printed on my Kossel XL delta printer. ...If you're...

This is a compact spinner my 8-year-old daughter engineered specifically for her hand size. She created the main structure, and I provided guidance while she handled the clicking and typing tasks. I constructed the button component. The entire design...

... comes to life when 22 millimeter 608Z ball bearings are inserted into it, resulting in an endless display of fun spinning motion. ...With the openSCAD file at your disposal, you're free to personalize this whimsical spinner to your heart's content.