bearings for fidget spinner 3d models

Many fidget spinners use bearings for weights, but even cheap bearings cost 50 cents. I know many of us started designing around Nuts but there are still many design that use bearings. I made a container that holds 3 pennies and fits into the bearing...

The design utilizes four 80mm OD transmission bearings, which can be sourced for approximately $10 each. This configuration is expected to accommodate a 120x120 print bed with ease. ...Future modifications are being considered to streamline the assembly...

01 - 608ZZ 8x22x7mm Ball Bearings - http://ali.pub/45zznw 02 - 608ZZ 8x22x7mm Ball Bearings - http://ali.pub/45zzy0 03 - Ceramic Bearing for Hand Fidget Spinner - http://ali.pub/4600fi 04 - Ceramic Bearing for Hand Fidget Spinner -...

01 - 608ZZ 8x22x7mm Ball Bearings - http://ali.pub/45zznw 02 - 608ZZ 8x22x7mm Ball Bearings - http://ali.pub/45zzy0 03 - Ceramic Bearing for Hand Fidget Spinner - http://ali.pub/4600fi 04 - Ceramic Bearing for Hand Fidget Spinner -...

Fidget Spinner for tiny hands. Also perfect for your pocket. ...Used ball bearings: http://bit.ly/ballbearing Category: Toys & Games

My custom-made fidget hand spinner boasts a robust design featuring three precision-crafted 12mm ball bearings and one sturdy 608 bearing for a smooth, long-lasting spin experience.

A simple spinner. ...85mm diameter. 2 files to be printed: the spinner body and the caps of the bearing (you need to duplicate it). ... Hardware required: 4 bearings 608 (Dext = 22mm;Dint = 8mm; h = 7mm).

A simple spinner. ...85mm diameter. 2 files to be printed: the spinner body and the caps of the bearing (you need to duplicate it). ... Hardware required: 4 bearings 608 (Dext = 22mm;Dint = 8mm; h = 7mm).

A simple spinner. ...85mm diameter.  2 files to be printed: the spinner body and the caps of the bearing (you need to duplicate it). ...  Hardware required: 4 bearings 608 (Dext = 22mm;Dint = 8mm; h = 7mm).

... 2 files to be printed: the spinner body and the caps of the bearing (you need to duplicate it). Hardware required: 4 bearings 608 (Dext = 22mm;Dint = 8mm; h = 7mm). Printing tips and after printing: Layer height 0.2mm. Printng speed 50 mm/s.

My kid's ingenious design of a basic fidget spinner makes it possible to function without the need for bearings. ...Although it may not maintain its spin for an extended period due to the absence of bearings, this toy still brings immense joy and...

I redesigned a fidget spinner that I loved, but it was just too compact. My new version features larger 22mm bearings for a smoother spin. ...The updated measurements should be more precise, although you might need to lightly sand the parts to ensure...

... toy for kids of all ages. And when they're not in use, they fit snugly into your pocket, ready to be pulled out and spun whenever the mood strikes. Check out these amazing ball bearings that bring our spinners to life: https://bit.ly/2JzR0gV

My son requested a fidget spinner and I had some 8.5 mm steel balls available, so I created this for him. I split it into two halves to secure the balls inside instead of making them easily removable. Glue these halves together carefully. A...

Check out this awesome fidget spinner, yes, I know they're a blast from the past, but trust me, this one's got some serious cool factor! ...It's loaded with bearings, and all you need to get started are a few BBs to take it for a spin.

... a sleek and cool design, proudly sporting my fox logo (just let me know if you'd like one without the logo, and I'll send it your way). To ensure a perfect print, make sure to use a high infill setting for both the bearing and the spinner itself.

This is an innovative fidget spinner that can be produced in one print without any bearings. It relies on a captive bushing to function as the bearing, maximizing spin time by placing mass at the edge. While not as effective as those with bearings,...

this fidget spinner is fun and can be printed in place with no support all you need to to is click the bearings until you can spin them freely.please follow me

... designated as 608ZZ 8.22.7. ...This fidget spinner features caged parts, ensuring that the nuts and ball bearings remain securely in place. ...However, the bearing caps can potentially detach, making it advisable not to use them with young children.

I'm excited to share with you a revised version of the fidget spinner design I stumbled upon on Thingiverse, this time featuring an impressive 607 bearings at its core. This second model is a significant improvement over the original, and I've made...

This is a sleek fidget spinner, despite being an older design, it still holds its own, boasting high-quality bearings that elevate it to the next level. ...To get started, all you'll need are a few tiny BBs and some basic assembly skills.

I selected a more affordable 22mm double shielded bearing for the center, then removed the shields with a pick (exercise caution) and cleaned out the debris with brake cleaner and compressed air. This modification increased the spin time from 10-20...

This is a customized remix of Hodgins' original fidget spinner design. Three additional M8 nuts have been incorporated, significantly enhancing the overall spinning performance and stability. ...The result is a remarkably smooth and controlled spin...

This is the Hex Spinner, designed with care in OpenSCAD, featuring six sturdy bearing arms for an incredibly solid feel, all using standard 608 bearings. Just print out two of the included 'Finger_Spinner_Peg' caps and you're ready to go! Check out...

Many other spinners have created useful center caps compatible with 608 bearings, which can be easily adapted. I've added two new files: "short" and "spacer." The former reduces the height of the design to facilitate easier printing and handling,...

It features linear knurling for a silky smooth feel, and uses standard 608 skateboard bearings. Simply print out a pair of the included 'Finger_Spinner_Peg' caps and you're ready to go! Watch our YouTube channel for build videos and other cool...

I created this DIY spinner for my toddler son who has small hands because he couldn't operate the regular spinners at just three years old. This custom design uses a smaller bearing type called "MR105ZZ." I manufactured it with tight tolerances and...

This is the rounded spinner, designed in OpenSCAD with a smooth feel around the edges and standard 608 skateboard bearings. Print out a pair of finger spinner pegs and you're all set! Check out our YouTube channel for build videos and other cool...

... my own hands and crafted my own. ...The center bearing is a 626ZZ model because they reportedly spin at a more rapid pace; meanwhile, the outer bearings are 608ZZ units. ...Two designs have been uploaded, with the rounded one still awaiting testing.

I hate wasting bearings just for weight, so I made one I can glue 4 quarters in. The weight is just right. ... The quarters are just super glued and I use supports on the bottom for the quarter pocket.