3d printed fidget toy

All parts are already oriented for printing. The tolerances are pretty generous so with some printers you may want to add positive horizontal expansion if the gear is too loose. Update (8/8/23): Version 2 has been uploaded, this update removed the...

... key specifications: The printer brand is clearly identified as Ultimaker. The specific model being used is the Ultimaker 2. Raft and support structures will not be used in this print job. ...A moderate level of infill density has been set at 20%.

I printed these upside down with support structures in place, requiring some cleanup but yielding an improved exterior finish. ... UPDATE: These bandwagons are built to last, featuring standard 608zz skateboard bearings that guarantee smooth rotation...

The case pressure fits into place without glue, but if the fit isn't perfect with your printer or settings, you can always use a bit of glue :) Print N gear 1. ...N gear 2, and 2 N holders Also, if anyone chains 4 or more of gears together I'd love...

Print Settings: * Printer: Currently using a borrowed printer, awaiting purchase of my own. * Rafts: Not necessary in this design. * Supports: Unnecessary due to the spinner's robust structure. * Resolution: Set at 0.2mm for crisp details and smooth...

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3867358 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=3867358

... notice any wobbling, it's probably too loose and you may need to use a smaller gap or overextrude a bit. I printed this fidget spinner using Atomic Filament Dark Cherry Red PLA, Translucent Orange PLA, and Fillamentum Blue PLA filament materials.

Printed with 100% infill and a few drops of oil in the pivot joints, it should spin for 15-20 seconds easily, but I haven't gotten it to last more than 30 seconds. It might do better with a heavier filament. It turns out that this design can be...

Printed in 100% infill with a couple drops of oil in the pivot joints, it should spin for 15-20 seconds fairly easily, but I haven't gotten it to go over 30 seconds. It might do better with a heavier filament. It turns out it can be disassembled...

Fidget ball sensory toy (print in place)Size: L-32.34mm, W-32.34mm, H-30.89mmThanks!

Fidget toy with two double helical gears.The toy prints in place in the orientation it is saved in with organic supports.

... you must use the same license. Thingiverse enforces this. Sorry, I just want to make sure people follow the licenses :) I designed this fidget cube from scratch in Tinkercad, you can also find it there! ... Also sorry for the bad camera quality

Mind Relax Fidget Toy Print in Place, Fake Drone Remote. Super easy print. ... No Supports Print-in-place (no assembly) 20% infill to be safe PLA works great

Articulating Gem Snake Fidget Toy!

Multicolor fidget toy without bearings.All you need to print the toy and two ends on the bearings and put in it.I hope you like it :)

A planetary gear fidget spinner. Print in place or on supports. ...No assembly required.

Here is the rewritten text: I'm creating a fidget toy inspired by my patented Spinny Hinge Design. ... **Print, Play, and Fidget!** Step 1: Get Your Spinner Up to Speed Print your very own Spinny Fidget Toy. ... Use It Right Away!

... Support is only needed touching the build plate, not inside the parts itself. ... You can find .stl files on https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/tiny-toy-pistol-slingshot-prototype-inspired-by-joerg-sprave

... a half turn and allowing some play on the connection will help the structure stay springy and prevent tangling as you assemble everything. I've also made a little post about this design on my site here https://har.ms/blog/printed-tensegrity-toy.

... innovative technology. ...The 3D printed chick, a miniature marvel of modern manufacturing, stands as a testament to human ingenuity and creativity. ...Its intricate design and precision details make it an endearing friend for any young enthusiast.

... doghouse, just one unit, but the Morcom design caught my eye. ...I decided to combine the two pieces, making some adjustments along the way to eliminate any overhanging parts and ensure smooth printing without any support structures in place.

This is a simple Fidget Toy design. It's printed from 2 parts and doesn't require any supports for printing in FDM. ... Simply print and put together the two parts.

This print in place articulating fidget turtle toy is best printed with 3 walls for strength and does not need supports.Update 12/12/2023: Adding v3 model with stronger joints.

Easy to print fidget toys. Supports no needed. ... See the video: https://youtu.be/bH3EgHNUUxo Visit my youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAyR0BtXEoFjiLdIOsNE1tw/featured?sub_confirmation=1

Easy to print fidget toys. Supports no needed. ...See the video: https://youtu.be/bH3EgHNUUxo Visit my youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAyR0BtXEoFjiLdIOsNE1tw/featured?sub_confirmation=1

Easy to print fidget toys. Supports no needed. ...See the video: https://youtu.be/bH3EgHNUUxo Visit my youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAyR0BtXEoFjiLdIOsNE1tw/featured?sub_confirmation=1

... knob head I hope you enjoy playing with it as much as I did and look forward to hear your comments! How to print this No supports are needed, just print it like you normally would. ...After printing, the shaft can be popped apart by pushing it.

Simple fidget toy where you put the ball through the ring. Helps with ADHD and hand-eye-coordination. I highly recommend putting the pieces in a small container as the fidget is only a few centimeters wide and very easy to lose(especially the ball).

A Fun, Beautiful sensory toy / fidget toy. Enjoyable to twist, flick and slide along those fun curves and wiggles. Enjoyable for children and adults alike. Carry round in your child’s pencil case, or sit on your work desk ready to accompany you...

A Fun, Beautiful sensory toy / fidget toy. Enjoyable to twist, flick and slide along those fun curves and wiggles. Enjoyable for children and adults alike. Carry round in your child’s pencil case, or sit on your work desk ready to accompany you...