bearing spinner 3d models

I've noticed those accessories frequently too. I suppose they're alright, though nothing really captures my attention about them. ...It seems like it's more of an outer casing for a unidirectional shaft.

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Small Bearing Spinner for 623ZZ Bearings, 3mm x 10mm x 4mm

This massive bearing spinner accommodates 30x10x10mm bearings with ease, and can be either printed or precision-machined to suit your exacting standards. ...Its slightly oversized design ensures a snug fit, making it an ideal choice for users who...

This spinner utilizes 1608 skateboard bearings and 11/2-inch diameter ball bearings.

Small-Hand Spinner for Kids - 4 Pieces 625ZZ Bearing (5x16x5 mm) M8 Nut Print Settings: Printer: Smartrapcore XY Rafts: Off Supports: None Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 20%

... hub. ...Crafted specifically to accommodate standard 22mm bearings, it promises a smooth spinning experience every time. ...With a minimalist design that is simple to print, this high-quality fidget toy guarantees hours of entertainment for users.

ball bearing - fidget spinner - keychain these ball bearings are usable but of course only limited. for another project i had bought steel balls. now i had the opportunity to print a "working" ball bearing. there are 2 sizes. for the small one...

I've edited my double ball bearing fidget spinner here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1821445 Update 2: I've uploaded a curved rendition of the original spinner, utilizing only the 1/2" ball bearings. If people prefer the 5/8", I can upload those...

This is a 7-planet ball bearing spinner. The design utilizes 1/2" ball bearings exclusively. The ball bearings fit snugly into their respective positions. To ensure a secure fit, I recommend using a spinner press to compress them into place. Each...

I got hooked on creativity and built an awesome 9-Bearing, 7mm-Thick Fidget Spinner that's perfectly compatible with all regular fidget spinner bearings as well as skateboard truck bearings.

I crafted a fidget spinner using a custom-built gear bearing, inspired by Emmett's innovative design.

I designed this fidget spinner to utilize a substantial 30 millimeter bearing for enhanced performance and durability.

By merging the two designs, a completely printable geared fidget spinner was successfully created. ...Simply incorporate bearings as weights to complete it.

Print Settings Printer Brand: LulzBot Printer: Mini Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: Standard Infill: 20% Notes: Spinner body printed in nGen, spinner cap "bearing" in esun PLA. ... After printing I applied a few coats of varnish to the bearings to...

I designed this hand spinner to utilize a standard size 22mm skateboard bearing along with fifteen 10mm ball bearings. ...To secure the 10mm ball bearings, I used pliers and would strongly advise printing it out of ABS plastic since it significantly...

This is the upgraded model to the standard 6p spinner, due to its added features it's slightly bulkier so we need a stronger 608zz bearing I highly recommend investing in a premium set of bearings because the performance of the spin greatly relies on...

This is a slick take on the Fidget Spinner - no pun necessary. ...To build it, first attach bearings to one end of the plate, then add the opposing plate. ...Next, slot the posts into place on both sides.

... from "NUT JOB" in my remix. The goal was to create a spinner that eschews steel bearings altogether, making it easily constructible using readily available materials at home. ...It's specifically designed for M8 nuts to serve as balancing weights.

... and production runs. Key Features: * High-speed rotation with 10mm ball bearings * Low-material design for efficient printing * Compact metal bearing housing (6x12x3 mm) Get ready to experience the thrill of fidget spinning like never before!

Finger Spinner with Yoyo Bearing: A Unique Design The finger spinner features a yoyo bearing as the main spinning component, while retaining regular skate bearings for weight distribution. Required Components: Three 608 skate bearings measuring...

It can be tricky to get the ball bearings into position, but I found success by placing the spinner flat on a table with a ball bearing hole leaning off the edge. Then, carefully place the ball bearing on top of the hole and press it in using a hard...

It's a bit tricky to get the ball bearings in position, but I found it easiest to set the spinner flat on a table with one of the ball bearing holes hanging off the edge. Next, place a ball bearing over the hole and use a piece of wood or something...

... to 101%. This item was designed to use 8mm x 22mm x 7mm bearings, the ones shown in the images are Spitfire Cheapshots, but it should work with any bearing as long as they have the above-mentioned dimensions (or the design is scaled accordingly).

This spinner relies on a sturdy 22mm bearing and three half-inch steel ball bearings. I tweaked the design to smooth out some of the rough edges that are difficult to print, adding a groove for the half-inch bearings to nest in comfortably. Included...

The bearing placement is carefully designed to allow for smooth movement, enabling the spinner to roll effortlessly on any surface or with your finger or thumb. ...Print Settings Rafts: Not required Supports: None needed Resolution: Set at a precise...

For the 1/2 inch bearing placement, I carefully crafted a slight channeling to allow the ball bearings to move freely, making it easy to roll this spinner across any surface with your finger or thumb. Included is an STL file for the custom caps...