fidget spinners bearings 3d models

Something I whipped up in no time, needs a good sanding job probably and those corners aren't even close to being smooth yet. You'll have to set it down on its side. ... Print Settings Rafts: Don't Bother

<p>Hi folks,</p> <p>it has been a while since I uploaded my last "Thing" here on Thingiverse. At the moment I'm learning with Fusion 360, so I post one of my first tries.<br/> Nothing special and maybe a little bit out of time, but... still...

Hi everyone, it's been too long since I last uploaded one of my "Things" here on Thingiverse. Currently, I'm learning Fusion 360 and decided to share one of my first attempts. Nothing extraordinary, maybe a bit outdated, but still amusing! This spin...

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2154674 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=2154674

I'm not particularly fond of the traditional four-gear spinning tops, so I designed a new one with three gears that are slightly smaller in size. ...To my delight, it turned out to be much more appealing than its predecessor.

I whipped up something special for my sibling, hoping he'd appreciate it. ...Sharing it with the group was a great way to get feedback - and seeing your printed copies would really motivate me to create even more content!

The human component consists of six M6x8 bolts, one M3x20 bolt, and one M3 nut.

Another fidget spinner that's remarkably straightforward yet incredibly effective. It relies on just one 608ZZ bearing and four slingshot balls to get the job done. ...Enjoy!

I've got to admit, another fidget spinner has caught my eye - and this one's simplicity is what makes it so effective. It relies on just one 608ZZ bearing and four slingshot balls to get the job done. ...Give it a try!

These straightforward dowels and grip caps were specifically designed for use with 627Z bearings, which I employed in conjunction with the "Fidget Tri Spinner" created by Daniel Designs (accessible at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1936727).

Two custom caps for your fidget spinner feature the iconic Samurai Kanji symbol, one is designed specifically for standard 608 ball bearings and the other fits any M10 nut, both come with a screw on the underside allowing for secure attachment...

These are simple dowels and grip caps made for 627z bearings I used with3DanielDesigns' "Fidget Tri Spinner" (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1936727).Print SettingsPrinter:Anycubic i3 MegaRafts: NoSupports:NoResolution: 0.2Infill:50%NotesFilament:...

Typical user for 608ZZ bearings and 13mm nuts, utilizing caps sourced from Thingiverse's popular project, the 3D printed bearing cap design (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2221501).

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 is a customized remix of Hodgins' original fidget spinner design. Three additional M8 nuts have been incorporated, significantly enhancing the overall spinning performance and stability. ...The result is a remarkably smooth and controlled spin...

Many other spinners have created useful center caps compatible with 608 bearings, which can be easily adapted. I've added two new files: "short" and "spacer." The former reduces the height of the design to facilitate easier printing and handling,...

The groove on the inside of the bearing is to reduce the chance of a bump being present where the seam is located. The groove may not be present with the default "slice gap closing radius" value on prusaslicer(found under advanced/print settings). ... ...

I Am Completely Homemade

The Story I love those little fidget spinners, but they're either way too overpriced or require parts I don't have handy on me (bearings). So, I got thinking: Are bearings truly necessary? This design challenges that argument. These fidget spinners...

The story is that little fidget spinners are actually a lot of fun, but they're often overpriced or require parts most people don't have handy like bearings. I started thinking, "Are bearings truly necessary?" This thing challenges that argument by...

... large bearing cap that enhances overall performance and longevity. Some users may need to adjust the bearing cap's size via 3D printing at a relatively low resolution of 1.02% due to varying printer settings or tight fitment with the bearing.

I Design My Own 608 Bearing, a Standard Product.

I'm Taking a Shot at Creating a Fully Printed Spinner. Print with Adhesion Build Plate Support. ... Perhaps You'll Need to Touch Up the Spheres So They're Round.

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...

Check out how it's being utilized on these spinners: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2162234 and http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2162356. Print Settings Printer: The Prusa MK2 and Wanhao i3 Plus. Rafts: None. Supports: Yes. Resolution:...