3d printed spinning top

An air powered spinning top designed to be used with a regular plastic straw. Use superglue to assemble the parts. ...

<p>This is a model of a futuristic space station. ...It also doubles as a spinning top.&nbsp;

I made a case for spinning top ! ...so it doesn't break in your pocket since its fragile

A massive spinning top is set in motion, rotating steadily and continuously over an extended period of time.

I created this unique spinning top by modifying a twisted model that my energetic young sons had accidentally bent with their curious hands. ...This fun project served as the perfect opportunity for them to learn about rendering three-dimensional...

... ...This traditional game involves spinning the top on its tip, watching it twirl and wobble before finally stopping. ...A great activity for both children and adults alike, a spinning top is sure to bring joy and amusement to all who try it.

... into its center core. ...The more vigorously you blow, the swifter the spinning top revolves. Alternatively, you can utilize a blower to generate such intense spinning that the top emits a high-pitched whine akin to a turbine in full operation.

5th grade students create this spinning top as a science class project. Print settings: support is disabled, print with raft included. Print details - printer brand, MakerBot; specific printer model, MakerBot Replicator 2. Additions to print include...

... design. Here's a video of the air-powered top in action (it also includes a scaled-up print): https://youtu.be/ConPkDFKoYw You can find more information about my injection molding setup here: http://www.scorchworks.com/injection_molding/setup.html

this is a super simple printable spinning top. It can be print i one part with support or in two part, with some cyanoacrylate glue. ...The model is 32mm high and with a 27mm radius but it can be scaled up.

FREE FILAMENT- 5 Westfield Grove, Woking, Surrey, GU229PQ. ...This easy to print spinning top is great fun and takes little filament. I used my creatality ender 3 with 15% infill, 0.2mm accuracy and support. ...You can use the support as a stand.

This is the fundamental core making up the simplest type of spinning top consisting of a point at the top and a grip below.

string powered coin spinning top. the cylinder thing is supposed to go on top while you are launching it! ...have fun!!!!!!

Delight kids this festive season with a spinning top created from daily, seasonal designs by Faberdashery! Just print out the design, insert a penny, euro or US cent, and watch it spin. Join in on their 25 Days of Making festivities with Make #2 of...

Print two of these molds, then seal them together securely, fill them completely with water and allow it to freeze thoroughly, after it has frozen, carefully pry the two blocks apart and you'll see - suddenly you have a spinning top made of ice that...

Spinning tops are notoriously tricky to print in one piece due to their awkward orientation. Regardless of how you position it, one side will inevitably look subpar. Cutting along the "equator" can result in an unsightly seam where the parts are...

I intend to design a proper handle to clip into the top of it, but it works okay as it is. I have managed reasonable spins on a tablecloth as well as a carpet with a rounded pivot -- it seems to work a bit better than other spinning tops on softer...

I just unwrapped a Foreverspin spinning top for Christmas and wanted to showcase it and future editions in my office. To do so, I designed this simple dock that holds five tops. It's based loosely on the top dock sold at foreverspin.com. I highly...

3D model of spinning tops or tops

I was searching for gear mechanisms and came across this amazing spinning top that resembles Mt Fuji when spun. This is something I created using similar principles, as it spins you see a volcanic cone surrounded by mist. Mine's a lot flatter and...

... fun for kids and adults alike. ...Made from durable plastic, it's built to last through countless spins and games. A classic toy that never goes out of style, the Plastic Spinning Top is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a timeless plaything.

This Spinning Top toy is simple to operate and spins for approximately one minute. The body and handle are manufactured as distinct components which snap together before use, requiring no adhesive whatsoever. ... For enhanced entertainment value, simply...

--About the top piece:-- This piece is small, curved, and features a peg for spinning. It also has a small hexagonal hole at the bottom for assembly purposes. Printing this part takes about 28 minutes, with a suggested 10% infill to keep its center...

Hi, I want to introduce you my spining top with pockets for M4 nuts, which make them turn longer.Spinning top is consists of two parts, which are connected by a M4 allen screw (from 8 to 16mm), screwed directly into the printed hole. ...Alternatively...

Once it dries, it is ready to spin.Spin it as a visual fidget, or print 2 and make them fight.  PRINT SETTINGSSupports everywhereInfill: Cubic Subdivision, 25%Size: 4.5cm from side to side of the UFO or larger. (print it smaller and you risk...

Once it dries, it is ready to spin.Spin it as a visual fidget, or print 2 and make them fight.&nbsp;&nbsp;PRINT SETTINGSSupports everywhereInfill: Cubic Subdivision, 25%Size: 4.5cm from side to side of the UFO or larger. (print it smaller and you...

Printed at 50% scale without support, the ring should be printed at 100% infill for maximum weight, while the top and tip are printed at 30% infill. At 50% scale with layer height 0.1mm, the parts fit well together and snap into place easily. After...

I was browsing online for gear mechanisms when I stumbled upon an incredible spinning top that resembles Mt Fuji as it spins. This is a project I worked on using the same principles - as you spin it, you see a volcanic cone surrounded by mist. My...

This spinning top calls for approximately 4 grams of PLA and a 40-minute print time. I opted for black and yellow, which proved to be the winning combination. Feel free to get creative; I'd love to see what you come up with! ...When printing, utilize...

A six-sided spinning top dice model designed with SketchUp as a hobby project. Never having printed this design, I'm eager to see how it would turn out in physical form. Unfortunately, I don't have access to a printer at the moment. ...If someone were...