fidget pill 3d models

Here's a remix of 2ROBOTGUY's Tri Fidget Spinner Toy that adds some exciting features. I took his design and gave it two brand-new elements: ridges on the edges for enhanced grip and tiny bumps inside to keep bearings securely in place. To save...

... floor can change them. I found this design to be the best balance between ease of changing the numbers and stability. A the spinner settles into it's cradle there's a satisfying, gentle click that makes these things a great fidget as well. ...

... To implement this, you'll need to print: 3 *beam.stl* 1 *SpoolFixer.stl* 1 *Certer.stl* 1 *Rotor.stl* You'll also need some M3 screws and nuts, at least one 608 bearing (two are preferred), known as skateboard bearings or fidget spinner bearings.

If the images aren't loading, you can see some of them here: https://www.instagram.com/p/CgiGfHfP2bB/ I hope you enjoy my articulated Bearded Dragon lizard!  He's fun to fidget with and pose. Speaking of posing... I added a new mechanic to the front...

I've recently completed upgrading my Anet A8 to AM8 and needed a new spool holder without screws for more than one spool.\r\nI found denos' remixed design and modified it slightly for use as shown in the picture!\r\nThe STL file I provide works with...

Finally I could present you the brand new articulated Sea Dragon.This Dragon has unique hyperflexible joints to ensure lots of fun fidgeting around with it.Even the mouth is movable and can be opened. As always very easy to print, no supports...

Fidget Toy, includes storage box which also serves to hang them on the wall. They do not need supports, I recommend using Raft for better adhesion to the printing plate.Works well with PLA from 70% scale. The download also includes 3MF file for bambu...

It's also an excellent fidget target. A raft is useful on an unheated bed and requires no supports if your machine has reasonable bridging capabilities. Assembly is straightforward: tie a comfortable loop of braided string or cord to any handle you...

Trying to learn more about compliant mechanisms so I made this compliant rolling contact joint as demonstrated in this youtube video: https://youtu.be/uvPSsUkLypY by The FACTs of Mechanical Design Not my original design or creation, just copying from...

This will work fine as a stand-alone puzzle or fidget toy without the Altoids box. My original intent was to design something to fit in the tin, and a puzzle is one good option. The key to printing this successfully is to make sure the bottom...

It now also fits another swatch next to it as a tolerance test or just good for fidgeting with them :) Off course these torture tests aren't up to it compared to a real torture test, but should at least give some indication. ... Hi-res of the legend:...

At the end I gave the students an opportunity to just explore and be creative, with one student creating a fidget spinner complete with a plastic bearing and another student assembling a farm including a silo, windmill, barn, and trees. I've...

... fuel mixture (carburetor) is not modeled but would attach to the rear of the engine such that the mixture would enter the hollow crankshaft and then on through the rotor hub. I've been told several times this model makes a good fidget spinner :-)

you can use the bearings from fidget spinners.. here's how it works: the weight of the big ring enables it to spin itself, pinched by the medium roller and the small gear at a certain angle. The off balance between the large gear and the parts that...

All you need to build this upgrade is: -A few M3x30 screws -One M3x25 screw+ M3nut -One M5x30 screw+nut -One 8x22x7 bearing (the size of the bearing is the same used in fidget spinners or skateboards) -A longer belt (the factory one is a bit too...

They create a fun little toy with moving parts, and you can have a blast with them by flicking and flipping them around - making them an awesome fidget toy too! On a well-set-up PLA machine, this is a small and easy print to get right. The thin...

A big thanks goes out to 2ROBOTGUY for his nice Tri Fidget Spinner Toy design (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1802260). If you need some supplies, here are a few links: * Center Bearings: http://amzn.to/2nqMSqF * Clean the grease out of the...

Here's a list of materials used: - 6pcs of 4d finish nails - 6pcs of 3mmx10mm nylon screws - 2pcs 608 bearings (the same ones commonly used in fidget spinners) - 1pcs 5/16-18 x 4" threaded rod (M8-1.25 can be substituted for all 5/16 hardware) - 4pcs...

The printed stand's slight rocking motion makes it easy to fidget with until a pen is inserted. Once a pen is added, its weight causes the stand to lean forward, stabilizing it in place. This clever mechanism makes it effortless to insert and remove...

The short tail version doesn't curl up but in my opinion is more fun as a fidget toy. Included are 4 STL's *Flexi Squirrel_Curved_Long Tail *Flexi Squirrel_Straight_Long Tail *Flexi Squirrel_Curved_Short Tail *Flexi Squirrel_Straight_Short Tail ...

It makes a really fun fidget toy on its own, but... add a #12 rubber band to each wing and it become really dynamic! (Size #12 rubber bands have been tested from 70%-110% print scale. Outside of that range, different sized bands may be required) ...

This is my first-ever Fidget toy design, a true masterpiece of simplicity and elegance. It boasts a single lightweight R188 bearing, skillfully paired with 2 x M4 nuts on each arm. The tolerances are remarkably tight, ensuring that the bearing and...

The TOP STL features a hole at the top of the table bracket with a peg that accommodates a 608 bearing from skateboard, rollerblade, or fidget spinner designs. The SIDES STL has a hole through the base of the spindle and includes two pegs for two...

Use the customizer to create your own size, or download the scad file to fidget with the code yourself! Also included is an optional threaded ring in case you wanted to add an accent color. This adds about 2mm to the total height. The interior...

As it stands, this is more of a cute fidget toy than a proper twisty puzzle. If I could shrink it down some more, it would make a nice keychain or bag charm for any twisty puzzle enthusiast. ... PARTS LIST: 1x Anchor.stl 1x Ball.stl 3x Edge.stl 1x...

The bearings used are ultra common skateboard bearings found in many maker projects and fidget spinners: 608 bearings, 8mm ID, 22mm OD, 7mm thick. Instead of an 8mm shaft, I use a 5/16" one, which works perfectly. The bearings and shafts press fit...

I designed this extremely stable spool holder for the CR-10 with three main objectives in mind: to alleviate stress on the extruder, to accommodate all sizes of filament spools, and to repurpose leftover 608 bearings from fidget spinner projects. A...

The og fidget spinners hah. So I created this a top with an internal mechanism that when you turn it gives satisfying clicks and a weighted bottom so this top (Almost) never falls over. The low center of gravity due to more infill on the base gives...

It's also an awesome fidget toy or storage container, and its unique twist design offers endless possibilities for creating enormous containers. Plus, the vase mode feature is available as a handy option! <hr> Video: ...

Black Panther Fidget Spinner. The spinner is designed for a standard 608 bearing, boasting a 22mm diameter. This spinner is crafted to snap together seamlessly, thanks to the strategically placed small ridges on its parts that ensure a secure...