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A Ring Spinner Keychain fidget thingy made from various holiday-themed words. 7 different models currently! These models print in place quickly and with no supports needed. They feature independently spinning hoops embedded in the O's and a built...

Here's a geometric design fidget spinner. It uses six half-inch ball bearings and a single 608 bearing. Measuring just three-and-a-half inches in diameter, this spinner is compact yet functional. ...To assemble it, simply heat up the print and ball...

In this project, I designed a fidget spinner using the software AutoDesk Fusion 360. The process involved creating a 3D model of the spinner and fine-tuning its dimensions to achieve optimal performance. ...The result was an innovative and visually...

I designed a fidget spinner using my Rebel 2, printed in 3D with precision. One robust 608RS bearing and ten steel balls are securely pressed inside for smooth operation. I used a layer height of 0.2mm to achieve optimal results. The spinner's...

I designed this fidget spinner as a fun side project because I was excelling in my Intro to Engineering class as a sophomore last year. This is the fifth thing I've created using Autodesk Inventor and the second one made specifically for 3D printing....

Designing a Fidget Spinner in Solid Edge and Visualizing it in KeyShot Creating a fidget spinner involves several steps, from conceptualization to final renderings. In this exercise, we will focus on designing the spinner using Solid Edge, a 3D...

this is two fidget spinners that are a whole fidget spinner and they work hope you enjoy. ... please follow

The bearing featured in the FRC Cryonics tutorial on digital design for fidget spinners (Part 2) is crucial for creating your own spinner. Watch our YouTube channel to learn more:...

This is my custom-designed fidget spinner. I used high-quality bearings that measure 22mm in diameter on the outside and a precise 8 mm inside. The exact bearings I employed can be found at...

I designed a fidget spinner that's incredibly lightweight and uses materials efficiently, still meeting the required weight with added bearings. I utilized standard bearings featuring an outside diameter of 22mm. ... Center Peg Link:...

I designed this fidget spinner to exercise my skills with Fusion 360. It's intended to encase a 26mm outer diameter ball bearing and two standard M10 nuts. ...I opted for standard nuts, but feel free to get creative and use stainless steel ones instead.

I designed a Fidget Spinner that incorporates 12 five-cent coins as external bearings. You can print it at either 101 or 102 percent infill to ensure a snugger fit, but I opted for 100 percent and found the coins slid in with a remarkably tight fit.

These caps securely and snugly hold a 608 bearing (like the kind for fidget spinners and rollerblades).

... Alternatively, you can scale up just the spinner (not the caps) by a couple percent. Enjoy your spinning fun! How I Designed This Fidget Spinner The fidget spinner itself is a remix of an existing design, but the caps are an original creation.

I designed this fidget spinner based on a similar model I received for free from Microsoft. To prevent trademark infringement, you cannot distribute or sell the 3D files I created, nor any physical versions of this fidget spinner that include the...

Everyone else is designing fidget spinners, so I took a shot at it. This simple two arm fidget spinner was designed in FreeCAD. You can print it out as-is. The two photos showing the spinner in action and sitting still were printed directly from the...

https://www.etsy.com/listing/507662642/608-ball-bearing-removal-tool-for-fidget This is a tool I designed to remove 608ZZ bearings from my Fidget Spinners without damaging them. Check out this video for more information. Do you like this design and...

https://www.etsy.com/listing/507662642/608-ball-bearing-removal-tool-for-fidget I designed a tool to remove 608ZZ bearings from Fidget Spinners without damaging them. Check out this video for more information: https://youtu.be/DPJhBmMrW8M Do you like...

I designed this fidget spinner using Fusion 360, utilizing the 608 bearings to create a smooth and quiet experience. The waffle design not only adds visual appeal but also contributes significantly to its overall lightness. This innovative attachment...

This is a 1/2" nut cap that I created specifically for fidget spinners. If you're looking for customization, just send me a message - I'll do my best to assist you. I recommend printing this design with a relatively fine setting; thicker layer...

Here's a Geometric Design Fidget Spinner with six 1/2" ball bearings and one 608 bearing. The spinner measures only about 3-1/2" in diameter overall. To assemble this fidget spinner, you'll need to heat up the print and ball bearings with warm water...

I created a couple of fidget spinners that really spin. They run on standard skateboard bearings (608zz ABEC9), with each one using four bearings. ...Print Settings Printer: RepRapGuru Prusa i3 DIY Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: .200mm...

... Remove covers, soak baring in acetone or alcohol for a few hours to get rid of heavy lubricant. Grease cleaned up bearing with oil for light instruments (sewing machines, bicycles, …).Check more fidget spinner designs in Fidget Spinners Collection.

This adjustable cap fits snugly onto ball bearings and is commonly used in fidget spinners. Check out the accompanying images for a clear understanding of its key features. ...Simply press this cap firmly into the bearing's inner ring - if that doesn't...

... the world by storm with its hypnotic motion. As fingers spin it faster and faster, worries fade away, replaced by a sense of calm and tranquility. A true marvel of modern design, the Fidget Spinner is here to stay, spinning its way into our hearts.

Customization was first achieved by adapting an initial design found on http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2108154, which was subsequently modified using TinkerCAD's powerful tools. The 3/8 inch nut spinner has been reinforced with additional thickness...

I've added a bearing cap, enhancing the design of these spinners. They now utilize either 3, 4, or 5 high-quality 608 bearings. Perfect for individuals who struggle with focus due to ADHD or those who simply can't sit still. The edges are rounded for...

... you need and the number of arms you desire. I will promptly upload your customized design to the "Files" box, ready for use in no time! ...If the bearing doesn't fit, don't worry - just increase the design size by 2-4% and we'll be good to go!