batman fidget spinners 3d models
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This upgraded Triforce Mini Fidget Spinner boasts a significantly improved central cap structure that securely locks together, drastically reducing the likelihood of breakage compared to its predecessor. Designed specifically for Zeldathon Forces in...
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People often overlook the cost-effectiveness of using nuts instead of bearings, but the truth is, nuts are significantly cheaper. You can see this clearly when you compare prices - I managed to get a dozen 5/16 nuts from a hardware store for just...
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Several types of fidget hand spinners are available. Variations in nut and bolt sizes may occur due to slight differences. Stainless steel models appear distinct from zinc-plated ones. If loose, applying a small amount of superglue will secure the...
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Fidget Spinners - 608 Bearing Fully Printable A set of three different fidget spinners. Basically a by-product of my research into printed bearings, which I published a few weeks ago (see https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4821342 ). I wanted...
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Just a handful of fidget spinners for half-inch nuts, using 608 bearings that are ceramic if your budget allows it. I highly recommend printing some caps for the bearings as well. There are plenty of existing designs on Thingiverse that you can use...
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Just a bunch of fidget spinners for 1/2" nuts. Use 608 bearings (ceramic if you can afford them). I would also recommend printing out some caps for the bearings. There are plenty already on Thingiverse for you to use. ...I use the ones from Lucina's...
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I create four solid top and bottom layers with thirty percent infill for the spinner body and fifty percent infill for the buttons. The spinners do not need supports, but the buttons require them for the recessed thumb indent. I prefer to fill the...
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Spinners do not require supports, but the buttons necessitate them for the recessed thumb indent. I prefer filling the indents with flowable silicon when finished for a nice grip. ... All holes for nickels and bearings are a very tight fit, requiring...
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Collection of spinners created in Fusion 360. Each uses 3/8 nuts for weights and a 608 bearing. They are tight fit. I use a C-Clamp to press the nuts and bearing in place. For the bearing caps, I put them together then drop a little drop of gorilla...
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Check out how it's being utilized on these spinners: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2162234 and http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2162356. Print Settings Printer: The Prusa MK2 and Wanhao i3 Plus. Rafts: None. Supports: Yes. Resolution:...
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... On the other hand, the 6 ball spinner is perfect for one-handed spinning and is suitable for small hands. ... Print Settings: Printer: XYZ Davinci Mini Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .2 Infill: 50% I designed this using Autodesk Fusion 360.
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This model was designed using Tinkercad's intuitive interface and user-friendly tools to create complex designs with ease.
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Another mod, you can utilize four or five pennies stacked to achieve the desired weight. ...I personally favor using four pennies, as this leaves them partially embedded, creating a slight indentation.
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Mankind wasn't designed to create such monstrosities. ...Share your prints if you managed to bring this to life.
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This is a basic 22mm bearing engineered primarily to work seamlessly with the Batman fidget spinner toy. ...Print Settings Printer Anet A8, a Prusa i3 clone Rafts No Supports No Resolution 0.2mm Infill 100 percent
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Kids love building it, keeping things simple is key and it's a fun toy that lets them create and print their own designs. I set some boundaries, making sure they stay within certain dimensions and can only use four bearings at most, but one bearing...