big hinges big gaps PrintInPlace Fidget Cube 3d models

The customized version of this design can be found at http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=230139, featuring a hinge radius of 2.5, hinge clearance of .45, stacking clearance of .5, and cube height of 20 with snub enabled. ... ...

A slight variation of my fat hinge fidget cube is available at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1287589. The design features extra wide gaps between all pieces and they are laid out flat, making it theoretically easier to print. This should be...

An extra big fidget spinner as I had some braring from an now what would be considered old photocopyer. Was not at the time though, but I got these back at school. The bearings are: KOYO 6907ZCS37 Japan KOYO 620IZ Japan My bearings were...

An extra big fidget spinner as I had some braring from an now what would be considered old photocopyer. Was not at the time though, but I got these back at school. The bearings are: KOYO 6907ZCS37 Japan KOYO 620IZ Japan My bearings were changed due...

... ...http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=230139 Instructions Using the following settings: cube_height is set to 20 hinge_radius is set to 2.5 hinge_clearance is set to 1.0 stacking_clearance is set to .75 snub option is enabled

You have to print: 4 x fidget-cube_s-hinge_cube.stl 4 x fidget-cube_s-hinge_cube_mirrowed.stl 8 x fidget-cube_s-hinge_hinge.stl (without brim!) UPDATE_1: You can scale this down to 60%, I have tested this. I added downscaled files, but you can also...

I'm thrilled with this toy and it's inspired me to print cubes using whatever material I like, while only printing the hinges with flexible material because I have limited expensive flex but plenty of PLA in multiple colors. Clearly, there are...

Inspired by this, I thought it would be nice to print the cubes with what ever material you like, and only print the hinges with flex, because I only have one type of expensive flex, but a lot of PLA in multiple colors. I guess, there are other cases...

The special thing about this Fidget-Cube in comparison to similar constructions is:the cubes can be printed individually, in different colors and different materialsthe cube can be disassembled and repaired, if there were broken hingeshinges and...

BUT I did have some 1621-zz and 18 cents lying around, so I came up with "The Big Ol' Fidget". Here's what you'll need: (1) A single 1621-zz bearing available at Amazon for a reasonable price. You'll also need to round up 18 pennies. A 3D printer...

My Megaspinner is not the biggest fidget spinner on earth, but it's quite big and still portable enough to take it with you in your backpack. I designed it using Trimble Sketchup. It consists of at least 4 parts (minimum version I printed) but you...

This Fidget Spinner Stands Out from the Crowd with Its Slightly Larger Size Perfect for Use with Standard 626 Bearings I Must Admit, I've Been Slacking Lately on My Motivation to Get Things Done

Started with 2ROBOTGUY's Tri Fidget Spinner Toy, but instead of using three more bearing sets for the weights - which are pricey - I utilized some leftover 5/8" ball bearings from the castors of a robot. They pack a lot of mass and will rotate within...

These additional ball bearings added considerable mass to the spinner, allowing them to rotate freely within their housing and providing an extra fidget activity in addition to spinning. To install these new bearings, I heated the body of the...

I liked the original fidget cat, but wanted one with more than just 2 rings, so I did a remix with 6 rings. I also changed the face a little (giving it more cat-shaped eyes and a mouth). The rings are somewhat thicker than the original, so it takes a...

Instructions Using the following settings: Bands = 2 Font Spacing is set to minimum Ring Thickness is at max with 11mm Chosen Ring Size is 24.64mm Type of ring is third in line Knurl Height is set to moderate with 3mm Font Height is zero for a sleek...

If you want to sell physical prints of my models you need to subscribe to my patreon at: https://www.patreon.com/pressprint this nutcracker fidget toy has a spring inside that allows the legs to go up and down. •The file contains two versions, the...

After finishing Catia5ftw's jet engine( https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1327093 ), I had some bearings left over and decided to do what any normal person would do; make a fidget spinner large enough that you can't realistically hold it in your hand...

Fidget Cube with Enhanced Hinges for Better Print Success Rates.

It's the big cube from Just shapes and Beats. Great game and this is my way of expressing my love for it. Also, I wanted to make something for my daughter and we play JSAB together constantly. ...Also, No supports Needed!

... faces. ... The faces on the original scaled up cube were inside each other and that caused the joints to be connected to the cubes. ...I simply moved the joints up and edited the tolerances to have about 2 layers of space with a 0.2 mm layer height.

Torture Test Cube. Tests bridging, stringing, and overhangs. ...Print With Support Touching Build Plate.

Puzzle Cube: A Thrilling Challenge A Great Game to Enjoy Printed on Ultimaker 2 with High-Quality PLA Gold Filament No Adjustments Needed, Perfectly Smooth.

Same Cube just scaled up to the max a Ender 3 can print. ...Clearence between the parts is the same as the small one.

NOP21 Cube puzzle game Fun and enjoyable experience Printed with precision on Ultimaker 2 using high-quality gold PLA filament No calibration required at all. ...NOP21 Print Settings Displayed Printer Brand Name: Ultimaker ...

The ultimate puzzle challenge awaits, as I present to you a sleek and sophisticated cube puzzle printed with precision on the Ultimaker 2 using high-quality PLA gold filament. No adjustments needed, folks - this one's ready to roll right out of the...

Test cases included: * Cube print * Vertical circle test * Horizontal circle test * Bridging test * Slope climb test * 60, 50, and 45-degree angle test * Flat face test * Corner/curve test * Thin wall test (note: this file is optimized for 1.0...

I was experiencing difficulties with wrapping during the printing process on the top of the cube, so I decided to rotate it. ...The object being printed is at an 80% scale, which means that I need to select the correct hinges for the original model.

The finished product was so impressive that I couldn't stop playing with it in my hands, and before long, an idea struck me - why not design a fidget spinner around this already printed nut? I took the screw portion of the holder and carved out a...