metal spinning top 3d models

Children's spinning top set your print size

spinning top design. ...we can make 3d print this spinning top.. after that with normal thin rope. ...we need to role then spin.

Just a little fun spinning top. Spins pretty well and is a good time waster. ...Supports are needed while printing.

A spinning top that you can play with! ...(If it doesn't spin properly try rounding the bottom off)

... in Blender 3D 2.79 with Cycles using an HDR Environment Texture Image that is not included in the package. You can find a Sketchfab preview of this spinning top model at https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/spinning-top-fa880ab5e28a4e19a4fa8d93fd78a110.

How delightful it is to see a spinning top in action!

On the Printrbot+, I created a spinning top through SolidWorks design software.

A high-performance spinning top that accommodates a steel sphere for accelerating speed and rotational force.

In class, I crafted spinning tops with my seventh-grade students.

A spinning top. ...take note that I have not tested this.

Simple spinning top. Print. ...glue, play.</p> Category: Toy & Game Accessories

The spinning top Cobb (Leonardo Dicaprio) uses in the movie Inception.

This is an extraordinary spinning top, incredibly efficient and outstanding in its performance.

Spinning top! ...The 5x version of this spins pretty well as well, assuming you can get it up to speed with the middle section!

A nice spinning top easy to print in three easy to assemble pieces https://youtu.be/l2qwJjid6D0

Designer spinning top made in 2 pieces to avoid creating support. ... Once printed glue both parts together.

A playful item for children, this is a classic spinning top toy that provides hours of entertainment.

A spinning top toy Print instructionsNo Supports / Raft required Printed in PLA

Gabriele crafted a mesmerizing spinning top, a creation that showcased his mastery as one of Gadda's most talented pupils.

This is a spinning top. ...It will be made on a CNC lathe using a block of aluminum 6061.

Simple, yet captivating, the spinning top toy is a timeless delight that has been captivating children's imaginations for generations.

A compact spinning top, its stability allows it to rotate steadily for an extended period of time.

... ...To achieve optimal performance, print it at 100% fill density. For the "split" design, you won't need any support materials - simply print both the top and bottom parts simultaneously. This spinning top will effortlessly spin for over two minutes.

50 second of spin,that's not bad for unbalanced 3d printed spinning top.Spinning videoTip: For longer spin I recommend just a little bit grind tip with sand paper.3D PRINTING SETTINGSRecommended printer build volume: 60X60X60Without supportsLayer...

A must-have accessory that will spin its way into your heart - a fantastic little spinning top for every spinning top enthusiast's collection. ...Everyone should have one in their life, preferably printed with high-quality infill for an exceptional...

Spinning Top: Its performance is impressive, spinning smoothly for an extended period. Infill should be used in excess of 30% to prevent breakage. ...Designed using Catia V5, a true delight!

I'd love to see it.V2 Update: Smoother transition between top and bottomThese can be built and sold, as long as there is proper attribution.Assembly process:Glue the peg {Top_Peg.stl} into the top of the top {Top_Top.stl} or {Top_Top_Fillet.stl}Glue...

... a moment to smooth out the spinning spike, if necessary, so that it spins smoothly right from the start. To get your new toy top spinning well, use your middle finger on your right hand and your thumb on your left hand to guide it along its edges.

NilsRoe's revamped spinning top, posted on July 28, 2013, features a new design that prints the top as a single piece without the need for a rod. ...However, a brim must be added to support the top during printing.

I designed and printed two spinning tops for my kids and myself. The top is composed of two parts in the STL file, where the tip is printed separately before being pressed into the main top body. ...Give them a spin!