3d printed spinning top

This spinning top can spin straight and angularly. For printing, you will need 50% or more infill for the body. The other parts only need 15-20%.  Add supports as needed for the spinner, handle, and body. The ripcord will not need any supports. ...I...

Metal Spinning Top Mould Print in ABS, 100% infill. This is an Outstanding Project for converting your 3D print into a robust metal object. I have successfully poured molten lead into this mould several times and it holds up remarkably well under...

tip: print sequentially to avoid stringingGlue togetherAs a centering help, you can use a short piece of 1.75 mm filament in the centering holes in the "bottom" faces (as on the printbed).If you're looking for a good top that can be assembled without...

... fun Spinning Top to play with. ...This spinning toy consists of two separate pieces, the top and bottom halves. The dimensions of this toy are 54mm tall x 42mm long x 42 mm wide. ...Don't miss out on checking out my other fantastic 3D designs as well.

... string. If you would like to purchase one of these kits pre-printed, visit: https://www.etsy.com/listing/995892107/charkha-spinning-wheel-kit-3d-printed?ref=shop_home_active_1&crt=1 Assembly tutorial and demo here: https://youtu.be/EKM6qs2v6TE

These are a few examples of spinning tops I designed specifically to accompany a design-thinking project aimed at introducing 3D design to an eighth-grade class, yet it's an accessible lesson suitable for many other grade levels as well. ...I invite you...

... I'm not sure if it can be printed with an FDM printer!** But if you do attempt it, I think you should try to use a high infill percentage for the outer ring. That way, your spinning top will have higher angular momentum and will spin longer.

Quadro Magnetic Stabilized Spinning Top - Concept

A Basic Spinning Top that is easy to print and requires no supports. Prints in 2 pieces and the handle friction fit into the base. Glue can be used if needed. A classic design that spins well right off the printer. ...Great for Last Meters and when you...

A nice clean stylish spinning top, that can easily spin for 1,5 minutes. Best I got was 2min 7sec. Can you beat it? :D!!!IMPORTANT!!!Print the parts exactly as they appear in the slicer. ...Don´t change they´re orientation.Make sure to read through the...

To initiate spinning, insert your thumb and index finger into opposite holes. ...After that, whirl the top effectively for spins lasting more than a minute.

For my first ever Thingiverse thing I set out to make a spinning top toy that printed in one piece with no supports or raft required. I went through a fair few iterations and a lot of testing to get one I am happy with, Spin time is ~40 seconds, I...

... the spinning base must be printed so the tip is on top. The octopus must be printed with the hole at the bottom No supports required. Please don't scale down! The tentacles will not work. only scaling up if you want it. Enjoy! ...

Very fast spinng top,easy to print with some supports(be careful where you place them it must not add material otherwisw will effect balance.)It spins on both sides very fun toy.My design Enjoy!!

in order for the top to change colors you need to change the filament color in the middle of the print. ...the color while spinning depends on the colors you used ex.yellow+blue=green

I made a tactile spinning top with four faces, including heart, star, smiley face, and flower. I carefully crafted the spinning part to come to a very sharp point so you can sand or skip sanding altogether to get it to spin smoothly on your preferred...

This encapsulates a symmetrical ring and adds a lot of weight to make a pretty decent spinning top. You can scale it to fit your ring as this fits mine exactly at about 20mm. ...I like to print it a little too large and use sand paper to make it really...

Recently I downloaded a set of Spinning Tops by be3D_printers called the Spinning Tops Orbital Series and have enjoyed them ever since. The Spinning Tops Orbital Series caught my attention, and I decided to give it a try designing my own. My first...

... a resounding success (www.thingiverse.com/thing:606231). This second iteration meets my high standards and performs just as well as the first. Whether printed in PLA or another filament type, this spinning top is sure to bring a smile to your face!

Surprisingly, it spins a decent amount of time, and even more if it is printed with 100% infill. The model can be printed in three pieces, for a simple print without supports and a basic assembly with a connector. ... I also added the full model as a...

All that's needed post-print is a dab of super glue - optionally, you can do as I did, and melt teeny meal balls into the tips to have the tops spin longer, "BallTip-Top" was designed with this in mind. Print settings don't matter much, I used PLA...

Parametric Spinning TopTry out big and small tops with thick or thin rings to find out which one spins best!Assembly:Print both halves ... tip: print sequentially to avoid stringingGlue togetherAs a centering help, you can use a short piece of 1.75...

The Fourth model of 4 spinning tops that I have designed for 3D printing. The images are renders, I don't have pictures of the models because I haven't printed them yet, the models are solid inside so there is no need to make a hole for them to...

The third model of 4 spinning tops that I have designed for 3D printing. The images are renders, I don't have pictures of the models because I haven't printed them yet, the models are solid inside so there is no need to make a hole for them to...

The SECOND model of 4 spinning tops that I have designed for 3D printing. The images are renders, I don't have pictures of the models because I haven't printed them yet, the models are solid inside so there is no need to make a hole for them to...

The first model of 4 spinning tops that I have designed for 3D printing. The images are renders, I don't have pictures of the models because I haven't printed them yet, the models are solid inside so there is no need to make a hole for them to...

... an exciting way to spin this top. Print Details Printer Brand: Printrbot Printer Model: Simple Black Rafting: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm layer thickness Infill Settings Top: 100%, Stand: 25% Post-Printing Remove internal supports carefully.

I created this to showcase some of my spouse's extensive collection of spinning toy tops.

Spinning top toys made using old cd's at kindergarten school.

... So I did mine much bigger, with a flower pattern and especially with a much bigger momentum! It can turn 3x longer than the basic one! Print time is about 4h30min. Print the two part, and glue the pin under the spinning top. ... NEKO2787