spinner fidget bearing 3d models

A 3-armed fidget spinner spins freely with smooth ease.

This is a slick take on the Fidget Spinner - no pun necessary. To build it, first attach bearings to one end of the plate, then add the opposing plate. ...Next, slot the posts into place on both sides.

I took a fresh look at the Tri Fidget Spinner by 2ROBOTGUY and created a 3-bearing remix that I'm really excited about. ...After experimenting with the other 3-bearing spinners, I have to admit that they didn't quite feel right to me either.

Fidget Spinner Toy. To ensure that bearings have a snug fit, scale the x and y axis of the main part to 101%. ... This item was designed to use 8mm x 22mm x 7mm bearings, the ones shown in the images are Spitfire Cheapshots, but it should work with any...

User-built fidget spinner showcases innovative use of a standard 2-inch outer diameter, 1-inch inner diameter bearing paired with United States pennies as weighty components. ...Initial assembly proved challenging, requiring the application of gentle...

This is my first attempt at making a fidget spinner. It uses 7 bearings, with six being weights. Feedback would be greatly appreciated and I hope you have fun! Print Settings: Printer: XYZ Davinci Mini Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: Any Infill:...

This is a simple and fun fidget spinner I created that utilizes one ceramic or metal 608 bearing and five 15 mm ball bearings. I'm also providing a "Murican" version that incorporates 1/2" ball bearings for my American brothers and sisters. Every...

I designed this simple yet fun fidget spinner using one ceramic or metal 608 bearing and five 15 mm ball bearings. I also included a 'Murican version featuring 1/2" ball bearings for my US-based brothers and sisters. Every part must fit perfectly...

Here's my latest creation, a fidget spinner designed specifically for smaller hands and safety in mind, featuring a ring around the arms that allows kids to spin them and then watch as they roll on their side - it's a real crowd-pleaser! I used 688...

I designed a custom fidget spinner that utilizes high-quality bearings with an outside diameter of 26 mm, which can be sourced from reputable online marketplaces like Ebay UK or Ebay US. To obtain the necessary components, visit: Ebay UK:...

This is a total redesign of Emmett's gear bearing, transforming it into a complete fidget spinner. To get it to print on my old makerbot I had to increase the tolerance all the way up to .3 (check out the full specs below if you want to modify the...

The latest craze to sweep the nation is here - a mesmerizing marvel of engineering known as the Fidget Spinner. ...With its three pronged design and effortless spinning motion, this tiny titan has captured the hearts of kids and adults alike, providing...

I was inspired by Jim Skelton's YouTube videos on fidget spinners, but I wanted something more ergonomic than the designs available here. My design may not allow for all tricks, but it's a unique take that I'm excited to share. If you download this,...

I created an innovative Fidget Spinner during class today. Although I haven't printed it yet, I thought I'd share my design with you all and get your feedback. ...If anyone tries printing it, please let me know how it turns out!

... from "NUT JOB" in my remix. The goal was to create a spinner that eschews steel bearings altogether, making it easily constructible using readily available materials at home. ...It's specifically designed for M8 nuts to serve as balancing weights.

... to share with the world. I hope you guys enjoy it too! (Note: be careful not to warp it when printing - use 100% infill on this fidget spinner.) Print Settings: Printer: ctc Supports: No Resolution: .2 Infill: 100% Notes: Use ABS when printing.

The spinner itself combines elements from Keshyden's original design and KeiserZA's hex nut remix, offering an improved version that meets all my requirements at a lower cost than four bearing spinners. I added this remix because it has everything I...

This highly sought-after fidget toy is incredibly enjoyable to play with and manipulate constantly.

This is a straightforward spinner design that I came up with. It's easy to use, even for extended periods of time, as it spins smoothly with one hand without becoming too cumbersome. Eight M3x8mm bolts are used here to provide the necessary weight...

Materials/Instructions: To get started, you'll need: One "Skate" 608 bearing Three five-eighths (15.875mm) Ball bearings, available in a ten-pack for approximately $4 on Amazon, or Three half-inch (12.7mm) Ball bearings The skate bearing and ball...

For those who have limited space but still crave a way to keep their hands occupied, there's a fun option. ...Simply use 608 bearings and give them a good cleaning to unleash some seriously thrilling spins.

... given the tight tolerances in this design. Custom Section Two versions are available because one has chamfered edges on crossbars between bearings and the other does not. ...Your choice dictates which one you'd prefer, so I included both options.

This innovative gadget is a high-performance fidget spinner designed specifically for use with 10 millimeter bearings, and its adjustable weight system allows users to swap out traditional weights for smaller, sleeker bearing-based options.

I was inspired by Dorikin350z Ball Bearing Fidget Spinner's innovative design. Wouldn't it be exciting to incorporate Neodym magnet balls that can spin within their housing, influencing each other's movement? The modification enables the balls to...

... to used in leisurely times. ...it is often used as a stressbuster. the ball bearing and fidget spinner have to be printed separately and press-fitted. ... the ball bearing has an Inner race diameter of 7.5mm and an outer race diameter of 22.5mm.

Hey, this is another Fidget Spinner that utilizes a Ball Bearing for smooth spinning action. To enhance performance, users can add weights to the holes, ensuring the device spins with optimal ease and speed. For reduced friction and improved...

Tri-spinner without the Knurl. ... The caps in the spinner work great for me, but other people have complained. So here is a link to another set of caps that work well too. ... http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1848330

A six-pointed whirligig featuring a 30-millimeter precision bearing.

If you have extra 625 bearings lying around, you know what to do.

The caps in this spinner work perfectly fine for me, but some users have expressed dissatisfaction with them. That's why I'm providing an alternative set of caps that also work well. http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1848330 Printer Settings: ...