fidget spinner ball 3d models

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

Tests conducted simultaneously reveal a stark contrast: The 8 Ball Spinner took 2 minutes and 3 seconds to spin, while its counterpart, the 6 Ball Spinner, completed its task in a significantly shorter time of 1 minute and 36 seconds.

Craftsman puts 6 1/2 inch ball bearings and 1 608 bearings to work, creating an exceptional fidget spinner that's surprisingly compact in size - remarkably similar to a standard spinner.

... To ensure everything snaps together seamlessly, using a flexible filament like PETG is the way to go. If your spinner breaks when you snap in the ball bearings, just try increasing the infill or switching to a tougher filament – happy spinning!

ball bearing - fidget spinner - keychain these ball bearings are usable but of course only limited. for another project i had bought steel balls. now i had the opportunity to print a "working" ball bearing. there are 2 sizes. for the small one there...

... like PETG - it snaps right into position with ease. Just a heads up: if your spinner breaks when you try to snap the ball bearings in, crank up the infill percentage or switch to a sturdier filament. ...Now go forth and spin to your heart's content!

I've edited my double ball bearing fidget spinner here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1821445 Update 2: I've uploaded a curved rendition of the original spinner, utilizing only the 1/2" ball bearings. If people prefer the 5/8", I can upload those...

Another Spinner Design Based Off Of Spinner Craft's "Lil' Baller Spinner." This design uses 15mm ball bearings as weights and standard 608 bearings for the center. When the part appears vertical, simply rotate it in your slicer to complete the...

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.

This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/4xVbNQoQowT

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Revised with concealed fasteners. I utilized a strong adhesive to secure the pins within the caps. The remaining components are held in place by friction alone, ensuring a snug fit onto the 608 bearings. ... It is suggested that printing occur in...

This is a modified version of 2ROBOTGUY's Fidget Spinner, engineered for compatibility with 1/2" Ball Bearings in lieu of standard 608zz Bearings.

I was inspired by Dorikin350z Ball Bearing Fidget Spinner's innovative design. Wouldn't it be exciting to incorporate Neodym magnet balls that can spin within their housing, influencing each other's movement? The modification enables the balls to...

... a smaller fit. ...The spinner itself works flawlessly, suiting younger users perfectly. I've opted for Vlevit spinner caps, which I consider the most reliable ones available and see no reason to look elsewhere: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2341552

Designing a Simple Fidget Spinner Inspired by the 3D Printing Nerd's Creativity The project started with a lack of necessary components, specifically bearings. However, a fortunate discovery was made - eleven millimeter steel balls extracted from a...

A FIDGET SPINNER design featuring three rotatable flattened balls replaces the standard ball bearings or cylindrical parts on the outer edge. This innovative model allows for combined rotation of the balls around one lateral axis and the housing...

This spinner relies on a robust 608 bearing situated in the center, paired with 1/2 inch steel balls as stabilizing weights. Steal-Balls alternatives can be sourced from here. For bearings, VXB is highly recommended. You are free to select your...

This spinner relies on a robust 608 bearing situated at its core, paired with 1/2-inch steel balls as precision weights. \n\n Steal-Balls that have been put to good use can be sourced here; I highly recommend VXB for bearings of the highest quality.

Materials: - 608 bearing - Five 15mm metal balls - Print two caps and a body separately - Glue is optional, but recommended for a secure fit.

... ...The result is a vibrant creation printed with colorfabb steelfill filament, renowned for its exceptional durability and versatility. The balls fit snugly into place, while the caps secure together with ease using a simple screw mechanism.

Here is the revised text: I designed a 5-branch hand spinner that utilizes bearings and 5 x balls with a diameter of 1/2 inch or 12.7 mm. ... You may be able to find printable caps on Thingiverse, but they are not included in this design.

Here is a rewritten version of the original text: This 5-branch hand spinner features bearings 608 and five 1/2-inch diameter balls, measuring precisely 12.7 millimeters in size. ...For enthusiasts looking to customize their design, several compatible...

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.

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.