fidget spinner bearings 3d models

I designed this simple yet fun fidget spinner using one ceramic or metal 608 bearing and five 15 mm ball bearings. I also included a 'Murican version featuring 1/2" ball bearings for my US-based brothers and sisters. Every part must fit perfectly...

This is a simple and fun fidget spinner I created that utilizes one ceramic or metal 608 bearing and five 15 mm ball bearings. I'm also providing a "Murican" version that incorporates 1/2" ball bearings for my American brothers and sisters. Every...

Here's my latest creation, a fidget spinner designed specifically for smaller hands and safety in mind, featuring a ring around the arms that allows kids to spin them and then watch as they roll on their side - it's a real crowd-pleaser! I used 688...

I designed a custom fidget spinner that utilizes high-quality bearings with an outside diameter of 26 mm, which can be sourced from reputable online marketplaces like Ebay UK or Ebay US. To obtain the necessary components, visit: Ebay UK:...

This is a total redesign of Emmett's gear bearing, transforming it into a complete fidget spinner. To get it to print on my old makerbot I had to increase the tolerance all the way up to .3 (check out the full specs below if you want to modify the...

The latest craze to sweep the nation is here - a mesmerizing marvel of engineering known as the Fidget Spinner. ...With its three pronged design and effortless spinning motion, this tiny titan has captured the hearts of kids and adults alike, providing...

I was inspired by Jim Skelton's YouTube videos on fidget spinners, but I wanted something more ergonomic than the designs available here. My design may not allow for all tricks, but it's a unique take that I'm excited to share. If you download this,...

Tri-spinner without the Knurl. ... The caps in the spinner work great for me, but other people have complained. So here is a link to another set of caps that work well too. ... http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1848330

I created an innovative Fidget Spinner during class today. Although I haven't printed it yet, I thought I'd share my design with you all and get your feedback. ...If anyone tries printing it, please let me know how it turns out!

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

... from "NUT JOB" in my remix. The goal was to create a spinner that eschews steel bearings altogether, making it easily constructible using readily available materials at home. ...It's specifically designed for M8 nuts to serve as balancing weights.

... to share with the world. I hope you guys enjoy it too! (Note: be careful not to warp it when printing - use 100% infill on this fidget spinner.) Print Settings: Printer: ctc Supports: No Resolution: .2 Infill: 100% Notes: Use ABS when printing.

If you have extra 625 bearings lying around, you know what to do.

Tri-spinner without the Knurl. The caps in the spinner work great for me, but other people have complained. ...So here is a link to another set of caps that work well too.</p> <p><a...

The caps in this spinner work perfectly fine for me, but some users have expressed dissatisfaction with them. That's why I'm providing an alternative set of caps that also work well. http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1848330 Printer Settings: ...

Someone from a Wanhao Facebook group I'm in was looking for a fidget toy in this style. If it's a little tight just try again at 102% or something like that. This size has worked great for me on the rest of my designs though. The printed picture...

Someone from a Wanhao Facebook group I'm in reached out for a fidget toy in this style. If the fit is a bit too snug, try running it again at 102% or slightly higher. This size has worked flawlessly on all my other designs so far. The printed image...

The spinner itself combines elements from Keshyden's original design and KeiserZA's hex nut remix, offering an improved version that meets all my requirements at a lower cost than four bearing spinners. I added this remix because it has everything I...

I've created this bear spinner design at my old friend's request; she specifically asked for it, and I'm going to print it in half pink and half transparent PLA using Bestfilament. ... Print Settings: Printer: My ROIZ Delta.1 Rafts: None are needed...

Someone from a Wanhao Facebook group I'm in was looking for a fidget toy in this style. If it's a little tight just try again at 102% or something like that. This size has worked great for me on the rest of my designs though. The printed picture is...

This highly sought-after fidget toy is incredibly enjoyable to play with and manipulate constantly.

This is a straightforward spinner design that I came up with. It's easy to use, even for extended periods of time, as it spins smoothly with one hand without becoming too cumbersome. Eight M3x8mm bolts are used here to provide the necessary weight...

Materials/Instructions: To get started, you'll need: One "Skate" 608 bearing Three five-eighths (15.875mm) Ball bearings, available in a ten-pack for approximately $4 on Amazon, or Three half-inch (12.7mm) Ball bearings The skate bearing and ball...

For those who have limited space but still crave a way to keep their hands occupied, there's a fun option. ...Simply use 608 bearings and give them a good cleaning to unleash some seriously thrilling spins.

... given the tight tolerances in this design. Custom Section Two versions are available because one has chamfered edges on crossbars between bearings and the other does not. ...Your choice dictates which one you'd prefer, so I included both options.

I created a simple remix of the Fidget Spinner by Shinns and my own 606ZZ Batman Fidget Spinner For 17mm Bearings. I checked Amazon for bearings and discovered some extremely affordable options. They were selling 10 for $3, which is significantly...

I also tried printing the caps, which turned out well, but it might be a good idea to apply a small amount of glue to the inside of the bearing to keep the caps in place if they start to loosen up. The 5_Leg_2 file is actually the one that features...

I designed a compact fidget spinner that stands at 298 mm tall, boasting a functional bearing and ergonomic hand holder, shrunk down from my original 1-meter behemoth. This smaller version is specifically crafted for printing on a 300 x 300 mm bed in...

This is a 298 mm fidget spinner with a working bearing and hand holder downsized from the 1 meter fidget spinner I created. This one is meant for the main fidget body to be printed in one piece on a 300 x 300 mm printing bed. This is 100% 3d printed...

The main spinner parts fit together like a simple puzzle, while the bearing is a press-fit and the center holder is threaded to screw together. The whole unit measures slightly over one meter round (1010 mm) in diameter. This print took...