haptic fidget 3d models

This is the upgraded version of my original roller spool holder, unfortunately it utilizes 8 of the 608 bearings this time (fidget spinners have fallen out of favor). It boasts more fixing holes than its smaller counterpart, including a couple...

They make excellent fidget toys but also display well when colored in multiple hues. The other models were simply shapes I desired to experiment with as 'sections.' Enjoy! Note: Oskar van Deventer is credited for the trisection concept that led to...

My five-year-old grandson is absolutely crazy about my customized fidget spinners, but his favorite pastime is deliberately crashing them into each other, which unfortunately led to two broken units - fortunately, a $15 3D printing pen from Ebay...

... using a 6mm socket wrench. Added v2 lighter Take a look at my new Fidget Spinner Tolerance Tester>https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3591280 and also to the single buttons tester here>https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3594129 Good test to everyone!

It may ultimately become a paperweight or fidget device. Note: minor design flaw, necessitating a fixed carrier for the inner planet gears (not included). Edit: Experimenting with clearances to prevent overlap. MCAD/involute_gears was not designed...

Fidget inspired by juggling with bolas or POïS. Print the bolas tips with flexible filaments. Choose from several types of tips: For wild enthusiasts, select MEDIEVAL. For those seeking relaxation, opt for MASSAGE. For fun, pick BALL. For bat...

Japanese Fidget Toy Spins Uncontrollably. This one-piece toy requires no support or assembly and prints at 100% infill density. Solid endcaps provide added weight, while the hollow main body features a cut-away design. The OpenSCAD code is highly...

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To complete this DIY project, you will need a standard 608 bearing, often used in skateboard wheels and fidget spinners. This bearing has an outer diameter of 22mm, an inner diameter of 8mm, and a width of 7mm. The coffee pod holder can store up to...

The caps are inspired by 2ROBOTGUY's excellent Tri Fidget Spinner Toy, which can be found on Thingiverse here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1802260 If you're interested in producing these spinners commercially, I'm open to licensing...

(Standard 608 bearings contain some which are slightly smaller, but still in the right ballpark - got any unused fidget-spinners around?) ------------ The Micro Marble Track system: - Basic set - Starting tower - Curves - One to two splitter -...

It uses 608 bearings that can easily be found in fidget spinners, skateboards etc. Designed in a way to utilize the direction of the layers for maximum strength. The main frame and its threaded part need to be printed seperatly and glued...

FIDGET NOW! Font Scaling for Readability = Optimally Customized at 9.5 point font size Standard Thickness of Ring Banding Material = Precisely Matched at 11 millimeters Calibrated Texturing Profile Parameters: Minimum Texturing Depth = Precise...

Available for FREE download at: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/jewelry/planetary-gear-pendant-key-ring Please leave a like :) Planetary Gear Pendant/Key Ring A stylish and entertaining planetary gear set pendant or keyring to challenge your 3D...

Designed as a fidget toy, this item also serves as a letter opener and has a tactical look that makes it cool. To make it work, you'll need one rubber band and a well-calibrated 3D printer with tight tolerances. It functions incredibly well for me.

This is a flexible, articulated Squirtle 💧 It can stand on its feet and spin like a fidget spinner. I just thought it wouldn't make much sense for a turtle shell to be flexible - so I designed it to rotate instead :D It prints in place, no supports...

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Hey guys, expanding on the Rain City begleri Fidget Slinger concept of placing bearings at the base of your sets I designed two shells to accommodate an R74 and an R104 bearing. Print with the highest resolution your printer can manage. Some cleanup...

Small fidget spinner for young girl (7 years old in my case). It is a smaller design than standard with hearts at each end. Used regular 608-2RS (22mm) bearing, but replaced end bearings with 3/8" nut to accommodate smaller hand. Bill of Materials:...

My latest spinner design features D13mm stainless steel balls that move freely within their pockets, providing an extra level of fidgeting fun. The three-part design makes it easy to mix and match colors: the Spiral_Spinner_Body is one part, while...

Flexible silhouette fox fidget toy. I used a hinge file i found on Thingiverse to create this cool, cute model! ... As with most flexible print files, it is stiff when it comes off the build plate, but the more you mess with it, the more flexible it...

Fidget inspired by bolas or poi. Print the bolas tips with flexible filaments. You can choose from several types of tips: - MEDIEVAL for wild guys - MASSAGE for zen enthusiasts - BALL for fun and games - GRAP for bat guys - HOOK for pirates at...

My latest spinner design is a real showstopper ;D It's based on D13mm stainless steel balls that move freely inside their pockets, providing even more fidgeting fun. The three-part design makes it easy to mix and match colors; the...

the OP was nice enough to break this fidget gear assembly into different components, however the model was still a print in place and as such could not be disassembled or assembled. The herringbone gearing prevents the gears from being slid in or out...

The design is non-locking but has a detent that keeps it open or closed, allowing for a decent fidget factor. You can easily flick it open with your thumb nail. ... Different Z-11 blades have slightly different dimensions, so you may need to trim some...

... I ran a test print before incorporating this into a larger project, but I also discovered that both I and my kids enjoyed using it as a fidget toy! The way the pinion stays in sync with the gear is surprisingly satisfying. No supports were needed.

As everyone kept talking about the same things over and over all I could think was she must be thinking "Ask Me If I Give A FUCK" So I made this adult desk fidget toy for her at home desk. After all of her coworkers heard about it and have begged for...

All you need are a couple of 22mm ball bearings with 7mm height and an 8mm hole, similar to those used in fidget spinners. Printing time isn't excessive, and with careful construction, the model should turn smoothly. My prototype wasn't perfect, but...

Print several sets to keep kids entertained or use as a desk fidget tool. An OpenSCAD parametric source file is included, allowing you to create tiles of any size. Start by printing the 16-tile plate in one color for simplicity, or get creative with...

To improve performance, I've redesigned this fidget spinner to use a 608 ball bearing. When searching for a suitable center bearing, focus on finding one that's well-suited for this application. These bearings tend to be unshielded and...