spinner balls 3d models

It performs remarkably well when you attach six bolts to its flanks.

If you're idle and feeling listless, this toy can be a fun way to fidget and keep your hands busy, providing a calming outlet for excess energy.

Smaller Version of Dual Ball Spinner Produced. Balls Measure 12.7 Millimeters in Diameter. Print Settings Applied to Mini Kossel Printer. Printer Utilized: FLSun Mini Kossel Raft Configuration Set to None. Supports Disabled for This Print Job.

The user requests a spiral motion involving spinning five balls simultaneously.

Suitable for 6 mm diameter balls and 19 mm outer diameter ball bearing. I also added a SolidWorks part if you want to adjust dimensions accordingly. Update 25.03.17: Added a version with 8 mm balls and 22 OD for 608 bearing. Update 05.03.17: Added a...

The requirements for assembly are as follows: 5 small steel balls with a diameter of 0.5 inches (12.7mm) and one deep groove ball bearing model number 608. The bearing must be placed in a hole with a depth of 2.22 inches (22.1mm), while the balls...

A fidget spinner like ball made as a desktop decoration for easy access. It will relieve all stress you have and the noise will make ppl nearby crazy. A win-win if you like. Printed with copper coloured PLA 0.2 mm layer height at high speed. ...

Fidget Spinner #01 – https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4013097 Fidget Spinner #02 – https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4013117 01 - 608ZZ 8x22x7mm Ball Bearings - http://ali.pub/45zznw 02 - 608ZZ 8x22x7mm Ball Bearings - http://ali.pub/45zzy0 03 -...

This is a printable working design of standard ball bearings, the ones found in fidget spinners. Despite numerous designs being available, this one excels for FDM/FFF printers, even entry-level ones, due to the minimal number of spheres and...

Fidget Spinner #01 - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4013097 Fidget Spinner #02 - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4013117 01 - 608ZZ 8x22x7mm Ball Bearings - http://ali.pub/45zznw 02 - 608ZZ 8x22x7mm Ball Bearings - http://ali.pub/45zzy0 03 -...

This game-changing fidget spinner design eliminates the need for ball bearings or any extra components, making it incredibly easy to print without using plastic supports or high-end equipment. A major advantage is that this file can be printed in...

The ruggedized European model boasts a sturdy 3mm thick structure, specifically engineered to accommodate a robust 626 ball bearing measuring 6x6x19 and two substantial 9mm steel balls. ...This design ensures a seamless integration without the need for...

European and ruggedized version: ~3mm esp thickness Designed for 626 ball bearing (6x6x19) and two 9mm steel balls All snap fit - no glue required Print Settings Printer Brand: Anet Printer: A8Rafts: No Supports: NoResolution: 0.2 Infill: 20...

Three-golf-ball spinner engineered to fit standard 608 bearings.

Small fidget spinner using 1/2 inch steel bearing balls as weights. Print two halves and cage the balls between them. The halves should meet snugly with no play of the balls. Use a 608 bearing for the center hole. A Fusion360 model is available to...

I'm tinkering with my 1,000 pachinko balls and experimenting with a brand-new spinner. ...I designed it using the 123D Design software.

This spinner utilizes three-eighths of an inch steel balls as its counterweights and incorporates a 608 standard-sized bearing. ...Enjoy!!!

Crafting spinner using 1/2-inch steel balls. The balls easily click into position now. ... **Captured using bright blue glow-in-the-dark filament to create an eye-catching visual effect when spinning in the dark.

... remain securely in place, especially if printed from high-quality PLA material. Typically, 25mm balls are well secured within the spinner, but to prevent them from accidentally falling out, creating small grooves underneath the balls is recommended.

... it from PLA material. In general, the 22mm balls fit well within the spinner and hold firmly, although sometimes they do not drop out exactly as intended. ...To prevent this, I make grooves under the balls, ensuring they don't fall onto my foot.

My Best Spinner Design So Far Based on 13mm Stainless Steel Balls, Which Move Freely Inside Their Pockets for Additional Fidgeting Two Part Design for Easy Color Mixing and Three Dimensional Spinner Contour, Halfes Should Snap Together Easily...

The spinner boasts a substantial 12 1/2 inch ball bearing inside, making it slightly larger than average. ...However, its considerable weight ensures it continues spinning for an extended period of time.

The polygonal edges, and the rotating balls add an additional dimension to the classic spinner. All that remains is to print the button/axle of your choice. ... I like this one: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2049812 it's what appears in the photos.

Professional Tumbler I'm a top-notch ball spinner, able to rotate massive orbs with ease and precision. My extensive experience has honed my skills to perfection, allowing me to handle even the heaviest of balls with finesse. From small to large, I...

Polygonal Edges and Rotating Balls Add an Additional Dimension to the Classic Spinner. All That Remains Is to Print the Button/Axle of Your Choice. I Prefer This One: Https://Www.Thingiverse.Com/Thing:2049812 It's What Appears in the Photos. Printer...

my best spinner design so far ;D based on D13mm stainless steel balls, which move freely inside their pockets for additional fidgeting 2 part design for easy color mixing and "3D" spinner contour, halfes should snap together easily includes my...

This is my first spinner, designed on Autodesk Inventor Professional 2017 and printed with a Makerbot Replicator Mini+. To ensure stability, you'll need three 1/2-inch steel balls or marbles for weight on the outside. A bearing in the middle,...

... Print Settings: Printer Brand: Rostock Printer: Rostock MAX V2 Rafts: No Supports: No Infill: 10-30% (the heavier the better) Post-Printing: If it's hard to insert the balls, you can heat up the holes a little bit and that should make it easier.