fidget ball spinner 3d models

To assemble this fidget spinner, you'll need to heat up the print and ball bearings with warm water until they slip into place easily. ... Print Settings: Printer Brand: PowerSpec Printer Model: PowerSpec 3D Pro Rafting: No Supports: No Layer...

... bearing. The spinner measures just three and a half inches across, making it super portable. To assemble the spinner, simply soak the printed parts and ball bearings in warm water until they're nice and pliable, then slide them together with ease.

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...

This is a high-quality, 4-ball bearing fidget spinner designed for use on your desk at work or home. It features a sturdy base that provides a solid foundation for smooth spinning action. Despite its heavy feel, the spinner spins easily in smaller...

... - even one stuck ball can significantly reduce performance. For an awesome look, try switching filaments mid-print! If you make one of these fidget spinners, please post a make! ...I'd love to see how your printer handles this unique geometry.

... 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

As per a request, here's a geometric fidget spinner that showcases (6) 1/2" ball bearings and one 608 bearing in action. This innovative design measures only about 3-1/2" in diameter overall, making it compact and easy to handle. To assemble this...

I adored the triple ball bearing spinner at first, but it turned out to be a tad too bulky for my smaller children. ...Consequently, I decided to scale it down slightly.

I also very slightly enlarged the bearing opening; the ceramic bearing in my printed model still fits snugly but doesn't appear to be at risk of over-stressing the spinner body. This design requires one skateboard-sized bearing and four 5/8" ball...

In contrast to my previous M14 nuts spinner version, this one is noticeably lighter while still delivering a remarkable gyroscopic effect that's simply fantastic! I've carefully designed it with a hole diameter of Ø22.1mm for seamless bearing...

This one holds six standards 608 skateboard ball bearings (22mm in diameter), with one right in the middle and five more on the outside - it's a spinning sensation! With good inertia and about a minute of spinning time (depending on your bearing...

Filling density is currently at 30%. Preparation for printing with the Ultimaker 2 is underway. The printer settings are as follows: Printer brand, Ultimaker. Specifically, the printer model in use is the Ultimaker 2. For this print job, rafts will...

This design features a 7-planet ball-bearing spinner, utilizing 1/2-inch ball bearings. Each node has been shortened for a more comfortable fit in smaller hands. The caps are tightly secured to prevent accidental separation or damage from exposure to...

This 6-planet ball-bearing spinner features a design that utilizes 1/2" ball bearings. Each node has been lengthened, with curved shapes that allow for a comfortable fit in smaller hands. The caps are intentionally very tight to prevent accidental...

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.

Here's a simple and easy-to-print fidjet spinner toy for 608 (22x8x7) ball bearings that requires no adhesion helpers or support. Excuse the very bad PET-G example print, it is just to show how it looks assembled. I used this spinner to check some...

... amounts of acetone on a rag to create a glossy finish. To ensure the bearings and balls remain securely in place, I wet each one with acetone before installing them in the spinner to "weld" them in. ...This method will only work if ABS is used.

The Model has a diameter of 92mm and is made for ball bearings with 19mm outer and 8mm inner and a height of 6mm. ... The caps are also included as seperate parts for better printing quality

It performs remarkably well when you attach six bolts to its flanks.

Designed to fit into 60mm PVC pipe. ... The outer holes are 53mm diameter I dont know why im uploading oz

A six-pointed whirligig featuring a 30-millimeter precision bearing.

I'd remade the triple version of this model and then thought, why not take it to four?\nAvailable here are both a standard-sized and compact version.

New Design Implemented: Enhanced Bearing Hole Features Streamlined Size Reduction Ensured Looking Forward to Receiving Feedback and Suggestions for Further Enhancements! ...Thanks for Your Input!

I opted to create unique designs sans animals, resulting in a series of fidget spinners featuring geometric patterns. One such design utilizes three 1/2-inch ball bearings and one 608 bearing. The overall diameter of this spinner measures...

... spinners. One of these spinners uses three 1/2-inch ball bearings and one 608 bearing. This spinner measures about 3 inches in diameter overall. ...To assemble it, I soak the print and ball bearing in warm water to help them slide together smoothly.

I chose to create some unique designs without animals, resulting in a series of sleek fidget spinners featuring geometric patterns. The spinner in question utilizes three 1/2-inch ball bearings and one 608 bearing. Its diameter is approximately 3...

I opted to craft unique designs sans animals, resulting in several geometric fidget spinners that really stand out. Each spinner utilizes three 1/2-inch ball bearings and one 608 bearing for a smooth, consistent spin. Measuring approximately 2-3/4...

As a result, you'll find several geometric fidget spinners. This particular model utilizes three 1/2" ball bearings and one 608 bearing. The overall diameter of this spinner is approximately 3 inches. ...To assemble the design, I heat up the print and...