finger pads for fidget spinner 3d models

12/13/2016 I added a streamlined single-spinner design and included "dished" thumb studs that are meant to be printed with supports for added grip. I plan to test them soon to see how they hold up under compression and friction. ... Print Settings ...

This is a compact Elephant Fidget Spinner I designed, perfect for little hands but still fun for adults to play with! It's built to be on the smaller side, making it easy to grip and maneuver. To bring this spinner to life, you'll need 608ZZ...

I was itching to create something absurd and decided to design a fidget spinner shaped like the flat earth. Since we all know the earth isn't actually flat, why not push the limits of creativity and build the most dysfunctional spinner ever made? If...

... fit, but if needed, the parts can be easily removed once they're installed. When tested with cleaned bearings, this spinner can spin continuously for up to one minute, while uncleaned ones can still achieve impressive results of up to 15 seconds.

Here's a UNC fidget spinner design that I came up with. This spinner features three 1/2-inch ball bearings and one 608 bearing, making it about 3-1/2 inches in diameter overall. To assemble the spinner, simply soak the print and ball bearings in...

Walter's design shines with my subtle tweaks, resulting in a seamless, press-fit finish. ... I've incorporated the exceptional finger pad from 2ROBOTGUY, which boasts an outstanding design that meets my high standards for functionality and aesthetics.

Consumes hardly 20 grams of filament for both the spinner and the base. Print at 0.12 for better and cleaner details. You need a 608ZZ ball bearing for assembly. ... You can also color the grooves to visualize better, in case the material is not...

One of the things I love about this design is how easily it fits into your pocket, making it perfect for discreetly fidgeting on the go. ... If you're interested in getting my design but don't have a 3D printer, be sure to check out my Etsy store where...

... from the Doctor Who/Time Lord universe - a side project I conceptualized during my free time. ...It employs widely used "608" size fidget spinner/skateboard bearings as its core components, featuring a width of 22mm and an impressive height of 7mm.

... spinner featuring unique triangular edges. ...To power its smooth rotation, I've repurposed a reliable 22mm bearing salvaged from my own discarded fidget spinner. ...Holding it all together are three robust nuts measuring 16 millimeters in width.

... ... Customize this baby by tweaking the cornerCount variable to your liking! You can also fine-tune bearing size and other parameters to create the ultimate fidget spinner experience. ...Get ready to spin into a world of fun and excitement!

... dimensions: * Outer diameter (d1): exactly 12 millimeters * Inner diameter (d2): precisely 5 millimeters * Height (h): just 5 millimeters. Now that you have these essential measurements, let's move on to assembling your Fidget Spinner Pro!

The core component of a fidget spinner, referred to as the body, is crafted from a variety of materials such as metal, plastic or brass. ...The design and construction of the body play a significant role in determining the performance and durability of...

A one-of-a-kind LEGO-compatible Fidget Spinner that seamlessly integrates with popular Fidget Spinners' bearings, found in abundance in everyday marketplaces. You can unleash your creativity by effortlessly decorating it using the iconic LEGO studs...

This is the Sphere Fidget Spinner, a fully functional ball that doubles as an ordinary fidget spinner. I utilized high-quality 608-ZZ Ball Bearings to ensure smooth rotation. ...To learn how I designed this innovative product, check out my YouTube...

I fell head over heels for LoboCNC's Zippier Fidget Spinner but was missing the right nuts to use as weights, so I grabbed his hub and married it with the arms from my Curvy Fidget Spinner to create this behemoth. Use a nice one for the center. Tap...

Fidget Spinner body with a 22m (width), 7mm (height)  opening for a single bearing. Skull caps for a 22m (width) bearing, 7mm (height) and 8mm inner centre (width)Print bearing caps, to check if it's a good fit for your fingers. Make sure to...

This is a Compact Turtle Fidget Spinner I engineered, perfect for little hands but also enjoyable for adults. It's designed to be pocket-sized. To bring this design to life, you'll need 608ZZ bearings. I added a small lip to the bearing covers to...

One side of these spinners boasts a smooth fillet, allowing you to easily glue them together for a heavier design or sand down the edges for a sleeker look. ...Once you start spinning, it's almost impossible to put them down - they're that addictive!

A Game-Changing Fidget Spinner Upgrade Featuring BBs. You'll need a total of 40 high-quality BBs for this project. To achieve the best results, divide these BBs evenly between two sides of the spinner. The top side will boast a sleeker appearance...

I loved LoboCNC's Zippier Fidget Spinner (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2387340) but didn't have the right nuts to use as weights, so I took his hub and added the arms from my Curvy Fidget Spinner (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2790318) to...

Bearings R188 from this lot:...

This is a Fidget Spinner Cube. I saw something similar online and decided to design one myself. Now you can fidget in 3 dimensions! There are 2 different sets uploaded: One is the default with basically 0mm tolerance, meaning the holes are exactly...

Key specifications include: ball bearing dimensions of 22mm in diameter and 8mm thickness, a CAD-calculated mass of 11.2g for the bearing, balsa wood for all other components, a density of 0.18g/cm³ for balsa wood, and a total CAD-calculated mass of...

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...

My entry for the Fidget Spinner theme of TinkerCAD 3D Design Competition is this innovative creation! Inspired by turbo fan props, it not only looks cool but also functions like a real fan when spun. Simply blow through the fan blades to speed up...

Here's a Batman-inspired fidget spinner I came up with, utilizing two 1/2" ball bearings and one 608 bearing to create an authentic spinning experience. Measuring approximately 3-3/4" in length, this custom design is perfect for enthusiasts of the...

A Miniature Fidget Spinner Designed Specifically for 625ZZ Bearings. This Tiny Spinner Is Shown Next to Its Larger Counterpart, A Standard 608 Model Printed In Deep Black For Scale Purposes. Most Commercial Bearings Rely On Low-Quality Lubricants,...

Another fidget spinner, designed around a 4 lobe celtic knot. Fits a standard 20mm skate bearing and 4-12mm hex nuts for increased angular momentum. On the larger side of spinners I've seen. Provided both in one piece and as two halves, as I was...

First Version of Fidget Spinners based of off this ball bearing on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Antrader-Bearing-Precision-Rating-Spinner/dp/B07XD6PLV1/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=fidget+spinner+bearings&qid=1676425533&sr=8-3 Use hot glue to glue in. More...