switch fidget toy 3d models

i love to fidget with stuff so i made this little thing that i can twist and turn i ahve no clearence designed into the model so if you want that you can jsut scape the nut bigger then the body i pritned the body at 50% scaling and the nuts at 50%...

https://imgur.com/gallery/ffFQGFuDesigned for the fidget competition. A cool looking spinner with kinetic visuals. It is a fairly simple print. No support required. Printed with 0.6 nozzle in 1.5 hours at 0.12 layer height and 10% infill. Consumes...

... How I Designed This Fidget Spinner Designing It Started with a triangle in Autodesk Inventor. Added circles to each vertex and then drew a pentagon around each circle, making sure the outer edge was parallel to the opposite side of the triangle.

... nut is designed with large tolerances in mind. Turning the moving parts in a desired way creates a satisfying rumble, making this 3D-printed toy an excellent desk piece and conversation starter when finished to a high standard by a good 3D printer.

This fun little magnetic toy is a blast to rotate, featuring strokes of resistance as its magnets repel and attract each other in a mesmerizing dance. It's similar to rotating a high-performance brushless electric motor, only with an even stronger...

This toy utilizes 608 bearings for smooth operation. A warning: this toy is highly addictive! Print Settings: Printer: Prusa i3 Mk2 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: You can print at 0.2 mm, but feel free to experiment with larger or...

It will then fit on the long Spiral and slide up and down. I printed the parts in PLA with a .2 layer height but it is your choice. Have funMix and match the different items to see what you like best and have fun fidgeting.Also, check out JordanK's...

Pearly a toy for those that like to have something to play with. I find them to fit nicely in my hands and the connections are wiggly enough. Depending on the material and printer tolerance you print with, you might need to open up the hole with...

This is my take on the nested spheres toy genre.I've provided a chamfered and filleted version.The sharp version is quite sharp! ...So I would avoid this version if you intend to pass this to tiny hands to play with.</p>

This is my take on the nested spheres toy genre.I've provided a chamfered and filleted version.The sharp version is quite sharp! ...So I would avoid this version if you intend to pass this to tiny hands to play with.

I am designing a Triskel handspinner toy for my wife. ... Print Settings Printer: Wanhao Duplicator 6 Rafts: No Supports: No Infill: 20% Notes: After a certain time, some fragilities appear and parts begin to fall apart, so I will increase the...

This is a fidget that I designed to be used with some mechanical keyboard switches that I had lying around. I have cherry mx brown switches, but any switch of a similar form factor should work fineThe base is made to prevent your fingers from getting...

I made this toy I found here but it didn't match the size of bearings and nuts I had available, so I designed my own. The bearing diameter is 28mm OD, and the nut diameter is 11mm as measured by a caliper. I'm not really sure what the nut sizes are...

Remixed to add a new spinner type and make available in the Customizer app, this quick OpenSCAD file lets you create a customized spinner toy from four of the same sized bearings. ...Simply tell it the diameter and thickness of your bearings and it will...

... contains shafts printed vertically, make sure to use filament with good layer adhesion. No supports required. Print instructionsCategory: Toys &amp; Games Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: I3 MK3S Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.15

A fun, quiet fidget to roll around in one or two hands. &nbsp;There are a lot of pieces to print, but don't worry! &nbsp;Printing the required 9 links, 6 pins and 6 caps takes less than 2 hours and are very easy to assemble. You can also print extra...

Check out my Etsy Store at http://etsy.com/shop/MrFidgetByMarkFree, where you can enter to win these Fidget Spinners! Do you love this design and want more awesome projects? Consider donating a dollar or two to help me order future supplies - just...

Simple Hexagonal Fidget Hand Spinner Bill of Materials: -6 x M10 Nuts -1 x 608 Skateboard Ball Bearing -1 x HEX Body -2 x HEX Cap Update 15.02.2017: Added HEX Body for M8 Nuts. The HEX Cap is the Same for Both Versions. Please Note That I Have Made...

This little fidget thing flexes, droops, rotates, and essentially numbs your mind for a few minutes. It's about 10 cm at regular size.Printing this can be a little finicky. The walls are super thin at 100% size (1 mm thick!) so you might need to...

PLA+ and PET are some safe choices. Print Settings:This is a toy so whatever you feel comfortable with, I did 3 walls and 4 top/bottom layers, this worked well for me. Hardware:These are standard buttons: https://amzn.to/4byvuVy The link provided is...

UPDATE- 11/11/2015 Version 2 Released: Edges Refined to Perfection 10/20/2016 A Ready-to-Print STL with All Three Parts Added, as Requested Watch the Video Here: https://youtu.be/NOGPQmb8KG8 Inspired by Restless Hands Toys on Etsy All tolerances are...

Login and search for "HoldenArt". Print instructionsCategory: Mechanical Toys Print Settings Printer: HP MJF Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .05mm Infill: 20%+ Filament: N/A PA 12 on an HP MJF N/A Notes: This is not designed for fdm printing. If...

This gravity knife has been designed as a toy to relieve stress and anxiety. Unlike other designs, emphasis has been placed on the ease of opening and closing so that the user can operate it with one hand.On the other hand, components have been...

This should also provide less friction and lead to a better result. Important: To add a bit of grip I suggest using a drop of hot-glue or gluing a piece of craft foam (or any other rubbery surface) on each end. See it in action here:...

I made some early versions with only one bearing and both halfs kept scraping against each other, two seems to be the sweet spot.You need 24 magnets (5x3mm) for one toy, 12 in each half.You can buy 30 of these magnets for just €1. I found these cheap...

A fidget cube toy that accepts standard MX type switches (Cherry, Kailh, Gateron, etc.). It feels very good in your hand especially when the print was sanded down a bit. The .stl file is meant to be printed twice and then glued together with 4...

This fidget toy is a tiny, clicky toggle switch! It's fully printable in about an hour and is only four pieces. You can change the "snap" effect by using either spring option and/or different materials.</p><p><strong>EDIT (18 Nov 2021)</strong>:...

This is a simple remix of mr kriswillcode's fidget switch suited for that special someone on valentines day!

I grabbed some mechanical switches from around my desk and decided to craft a Fidget Cube to keep my hands occupied. I utilized Blue Gateron Switches and scrounged up old keyboard keycaps from my stash. If you use blue switches like I did (clicky),...

Fidget rocker switch with a satisfying 'click'. You will require 2 8x3mm neodymium magnets and 1 M3x10mm fastener. When assembling make sure the magnets are opposed to each other for the switch to work correctly. ... ...