Way better than the best Spinning Top

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April 19, 2020: updated the upper part STL to have a larger diameter, so that the top could be spinned easier. My kids love to play with spin tops, but all the ones that were already posted toppled over easily or just didn't spin well. So I decided to design my own for my kids to have some fun. Approximately 4 inches in diameter. Order of steps: 1) Print the upper part separately from the bottom part. - Print the bottom part with 100% infill for lower center of gravity. - Upper part can be printed with as little as 15% infill, but be sure to increase the vertical shell perimeter value to 6 or more. 2) Glue the two parts together 3) Post a comment of the time to print, the printer used and the longest time that you could get it to spin. Time to print on a Prusa MK3S Lower part @ 0.2mm with 100% infill: 4h 32m Upper part @ 0.2mm with 15% infill, with the vertical shell perimeter value of 6: 3h 22m Total print time: 7h 54m