spinner balls 3d models

Here's a simple and easy-to-print fidjet spinner toy for 608 (22x8x7) ball bearings that requires no adhesion helpers or support. Excuse the very bad PET-G example print, it is just to show how it looks assembled. I used this spinner to check some...

Designing this Hand Spinner The body of the spinner is 4 mm tall (actually 3.5 mm) and the buttons are 2 mm each. When assembled together with bearings, it should give a maximum width of 9 mm. Let's Spin! It might not be super fast or...

... amounts of acetone on a rag to create a glossy finish. To ensure the bearings and balls remain securely in place, I wet each one with acetone before installing them in the spinner to "weld" them in. ...This method will only work if ABS is used.

... components, specifically bearings. ...However, a fortunate discovery was made - eleven millimeter steel balls extracted from a massive ball bearing. ...This unexpected find led to an innovative design that perfectly accommodated the retrieved balls.

This spinner relies on a robust 608 bearing situated at its core, paired with 1/2-inch steel balls as precision weights. \n\n Steal-Balls that have been put to good use can be sourced here; I highly recommend VXB for bearings of the highest quality.

This spinner relies on a robust 608 bearing situated in the center, paired with 1/2 inch steel balls as stabilizing weights. Steal-Balls alternatives can be sourced from here. For bearings, VXB is highly recommended. You are free to select your...

A FIDGET SPINNER design featuring three rotatable flattened balls replaces the standard ball bearings or cylindrical parts on the outer edge. This innovative model allows for combined rotation of the balls around one lateral axis and the housing...

The Model has a diameter of 92mm and is made for ball bearings with 19mm outer and 8mm inner and a height of 6mm. ... The caps are also included as seperate parts for better printing quality

Rugby enthusiast turns discus-like orb into perfect spiral flight

This creation originated on a platform called Tinkercad, which can be accessed via the web address https://www.tinkercad.com/view/8AKAn6vBzvN.

I designed two distinct models, each boasting its own unique interior layout.

This creation was crafted within the innovative platform of Tinkercad. ...Explore the possibilities at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/qwvBbE3rGpW

Materials: - 608 bearing - Five 15mm metal balls - Print two caps and a body separately - Glue is optional, but recommended for a secure fit.

... ...The result is a vibrant creation printed with colorfabb steelfill filament, renowned for its exceptional durability and versatility. The balls fit snugly into place, while the caps secure together with ease using a simple screw mechanism.

Here is a rewritten version of the original text: This 5-branch hand spinner features bearings 608 and five 1/2-inch diameter balls, measuring precisely 12.7 millimeters in size. ...For enthusiasts looking to customize their design, several compatible...

Here is the revised text: I designed a 5-branch hand spinner that utilizes bearings and 5 x balls with a diameter of 1/2 inch or 12.7 mm. ... You may be able to find printable caps on Thingiverse, but they are not included in this design.

Craftsman puts 6 1/2 inch ball bearings and 1 608 bearings to work, creating an exceptional fidget spinner that's surprisingly compact in size - remarkably similar to a standard spinner.

Another Spinner Design Based Off Of Spinner Craft's "Lil' Baller Spinner." This design uses 15mm ball bearings as weights and standard 608 bearings for the center. When the part appears vertical, simply rotate it in your slicer to complete the...

ball bearing - fidget spinner - keychain these ball bearings are usable but of course only limited. for another project i had bought steel balls. now i had the opportunity to print a "working" ball bearing. there are 2 sizes. for the small one there...

... To ensure everything snaps together seamlessly, using a flexible filament like PETG is the way to go. If your spinner breaks when you snap in the ball bearings, just try increasing the infill or switching to a tougher filament – happy spinning!

I've edited my double ball bearing fidget spinner here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1821445 Update 2: I've uploaded a curved rendition of the original spinner, utilizing only the 1/2" ball bearings. If people prefer the 5/8", I can upload those...

... like PETG - it snaps right into position with ease. Just a heads up: if your spinner breaks when you try to snap the ball bearings in, crank up the infill percentage or switch to a sturdier filament. ...Now go forth and spin to your heart's content!

Part list: For large bearings: 2x fidget_spinner_small.stl 2x fidget_spinner_cap.stl 6x Steel Bearing Balls (9.525mm/ 3/8") 1x 6201 2RS bearing (12x32x10) For small bearings (608): 2x fidget_spinner_small.stl 1x...

Fidget Masterpiece Revamp with Precision Orbs Innovative minds are now unleashing a fresh wave of creativity with the unveiling of our newest fidget spinner masterpiece, crafted to perfection with an added twist. ...We're elevating the classic design by...

... 10mm steel balls. ...Two versions are available, tailored to specific needs - one for 608 bearings and another for 629. To create this design in OpenSCAD, simply import the "mitsu.stl" file, which is derived from the original spinner model.

My trusty Nerf Spinner Target holds its own against Nerf Darts, but falters when faced with Nerf Balls. Adding 3 layers of paper CD Labels on each side greatly enhances performance, yet the weak point remains where the CD is attached to the Spinner.

I was thoroughly impressed with the Magnus Spinner by Z33Fairlady, but yearned for a heavier design. ...To achieve this, I simply replicated the original model within Windows 3D Builder, manipulated its orientation, merged the parts, and then excavated...

Fidget Toy Featuring 9 Stainless Steel Balls, Each Measuring 8 Millimeters in Diameter.

... and one standard 608 skateboard bearing. ...Getting the three-quarter inch balls in requires a bit of force, but they spin smoothly and won't come out easily once seated. ...This customized version is based on http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2038582.