haptic fidget 3d models

The Smooth Stone Spinner offers stress relief, entertainment, and fidgeting for those who often get distracted in daily life, such as people with ADHD. Unlike other spinners on the market, this 3D-printable device uses four bearings for rotation and...

The specific options used for this version include a 'Write/Letters.dxf' font, with no height, 3mm knurl width, ring size of 18.95, 50% knurl smoothness, and the message "FIDGET THIS!" engraved on it. The ring thickness is set to 6mm, with a 1.5mm...

... Pill Boxes with Magnets" (free) and "Print in Place Pill Box with 2 Compartments" (free). They also make pretty good fidget toys.... ... ;-D The inner spheres on the different boxes have diameters of 3cm (big), 2.5cm (medium) and 2cm (small).

... The font used is "Letters.dxf" and the ring thickness is 9mm. Additionally, there is a message engraved on the ring that reads "FIDGET THIS!" The knurl height is 6mm and the knurl width is 6mm. ...Finally, the ring size selector is set to 23.83mm.

This object slams down on the table with a substantial thud, its weight making it a pleasing fidget toy during games. Make sure to orient the two sides in opposite directions to achieve an authentic coin-like feel. If you print this token and enjoy...

I had a stash of 608 bearings leftover from my fidget spinner phase and thought, "What better use for them?" I incorporated them into this build. Due to the large print size, I recommend printing one slider and a part of the base first, then...

Here's a fidget spinner that also has two bottle openers built right in. To activate the openers, simply push a dime into each of the specially designed slits and use a sturdy 608 bearing to keep things spinning smoothly. Please give this design a...

This project revolves around designing a new Fidget Spinner to benefit a specific group of people. Our team conducted thorough research and decided to focus on children with MD disease, who require a toy that encourages continuous play to help...

I quite enjoy the tri fidget spinner toy from @2ROBOTGUY, so I thought just for fun I'd create a cap with the HamStudy.org "A" logo embossed on it so that everyone can show their ham radio pride while they play with something completely unrelated to...

I used standard skateboard bearings leftover from a fidget spinner project and some spare hardware lying around. The result is extremely robust, eliminating my concern about it splitting in half and dropping my roll mid-print, as I had feared with...

...I got the bearing from an old fidget spinner so I am not sure what's the model number, but the bearing outside diameter is 22mm and inner hole is 8mm, should be easy to find. Print the base with slicing tolerance set to exclusive for an easier fit.

... FDM printer. The box is a good size for small desktop items like paper clips or laundry money and it had a surprising fidget-toy effect. ... Also, checkout my boxier version: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/home/print-in-place-geared-hinge-box

I used 804zz bearings, commonly found in skateboard or fidget spinners, for this design. All parts can be printed without support; I recommend printing all three arms on one build platform at a time. The arms may need some sanding to fit perfectly...

A versatile fidget spinner suitable for office use, on-the-go, or at home can help alleviate stress, restlessness, and nervousness. However, it is not recommended for children under three years old. The ball bearing is a simple design by the maker...

The custom features include Font Height set to 0, Manual Ring Size of 20, Knurl Width at 3, using the 'write/Letters.dxf' Font, Knurl Smoothness of 50, Font Spacing and Font Size both set to 0 and 9.5 respectively, Knurl Depth at 1.5, Ring Thickness...

Fidget? decor? why not all… This Print has no age or fix porpuse fit all need and ages. I Printed at the lowes resolution (0.28mm layer height) with a 0.40mm Nozzle at 50mmps with no supports, brims or rafts, when the print is finished just...

...Some of her standout designs are the Hinged Butterfly (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:144645) and Print-In-Place Fidget Cube (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:230139). The Geek Card measures 0.8mm in height, best printed at a 0.2mm layer height.

The specifications for this unique design include a font size of 9.5, two bands, a knurl smoothness of 50, a knurl height of 2, a ring size selector of 20.17, a manual ring size of 18.35, type 3, the message "FIDGET THIS!", a font cut of 1, a font...

The bearing I used is the one in a fidget spinner. (Inside Diameter: 8mm, Outside Diameter 22mm, Thickness: 7mm. ...[608 bearing]) How to make it: https://youtu.be/0k_ZjpVXeFA About us: Website: https://coffreedom.com/ Facebook:...

... after printing. ...0.3 mm between digits and 0.4 mm for the arrow ring worked well for me.Recommended Settings:Disable supportsRandomized Z-SeamIroning for the top surfaceThere is no snapping for the numbers, so this also works as (bad) fidget-spinner.

Since the segments can spin the tree can also be used as a 100% 3D printed fidget spinner :). The star at the top has holes to use as a hanging ornament or even a keychain. Download this model and try it out, do ask in comments if there is any...

... Side holes are also made to be more relatable to a fidget spinner - maybe by association, taboo levels decrease at least at the design/product level. Overall this is now scaled down and "scaled" in another way too - Time will tell. ... Enjoy.

Tiny Toad Tapper is a fun, keyboard switch-based fidget toy. Simply click the cute toad for a satisfying tactile experience. Requirements:MX switch (recommended: Kailh Navy Box switches for their strong, satisfying click and heavy spring, but any MX...

Fidget Spinner Design Utilizes five M12 nuts for added weight and a robust 608 bearing. Consider incorporating the following recommended modifications: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2052282 The holes accommodating the nuts and bearing must be...

I just wanted to have something that I can fidget with. This is my remix with magnets.  Use 20 pieces of 6x3mm magnets. It's a tight fit, you need to force the magnet to go in. Don't need to use glue.     The puzzle is actually easier to solve...

2x 608 (skateboard/fidget spinner) bearings or an equivalently-sized substitute are required for the rollers. I want to emphasize that this design is not a proper dry box. I wouldn't recommend using it to store nylon or any similarly hygroscopic...

It is good for fidgeting around or in stressful times. This is a pretty hard print due to its unique shape so please the print settings below: Print settings in prusa slicer 0.07mm (ULTRADETAIL) PRINT NOZZLE 0.4, but 0.25 might be better...

The bearing I used is the one in a fidget spinner. (Inside Diameter: 8mm, Outside Diameter 22mm, Thickness: 7mm. [608 bearing]) [Update 2021.08.13] Since some people commented it doesn't spin well in low wind speed, I designed a new version,...

... and an outer diameter of 22mm. This can be sourced from a fidget spinner. 6. An M4 washer. 7. An M4 * 7.5mm screw for securing the bearing. 8. Two M4 * 9.5mm screws for fastening to the frame. 9. ...M4 square nuts, two of these are needed.

... The ones I printed still work great; actually, I use one as my go-to fidget toy and it's been tested over 1000 times, fully bent and still holds up fine. ...Slicer settings can impact performance on this hinge, so make sure to check them out below.