spinner fidget bearing 3d models

I adored the triple ball bearing spinner at first, but it turned out to be a tad too bulky for my smaller children. ...Consequently, I decided to scale it down slightly.

This is a cutting-edge fidget toy that boasts a diminutive gear bearing, rather than a traditional skateboard bearing. ...Strategically positioned along its arms are five recesses, designed specifically to hold five pennies apiece, thereby augmenting...

I also very slightly enlarged the bearing opening; the ceramic bearing in my printed model still fits snugly but doesn't appear to be at risk of over-stressing the spinner body. This design requires one skateboard-sized bearing and four 5/8" ball...

Printer Settings: Printer: Geeetech I3 Pro B Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill: 20% (it doesn't really matter) Assembly Instructions: Slide the outer bearings onto the spinner. To achieve low friction, make sure to degrease them...

Grimling100 asked me to create a spinner that fits 624 size bearings, so here it is. I saved the caps as separate files in case you don't want them. Thank you Grimling100 for testing this since I don't have any 624 bearings. ... Print Settings ...

Hi guys, this is my fidget spinner full printable with very low friction. The mechanism is a balance between minimum contact surfaces and center shaft resistance. The 2 most important printing parameters are: - 90/95% to maintain high weight. - 5...

This is my fidget spinner full printable with very low friction! The mechanism is a compromise between minimum contact surfaces and center shaft resistance. The 2 most important printing parameters are: - 90/95% to maintain high weight. - 5 line of...

I crafted a custom 3D printable 608 size bearing for this spinner, envisioning seamless functionality. ...The three precisely sized holes are designed to snugly accommodate M8 hex nuts, which must be firmly secured in place prior to use to ensure a...

... force is required. Press the center bearing in. As the bearing is thinner than the complete part, I recommend using an extra bearing as offset when pushing it in. The parts snap apart easily. ...You could glue it together for a more secure build.

In contrast to my previous M14 nuts spinner version, this one is noticeably lighter while still delivering a remarkable gyroscopic effect that's simply fantastic! I've carefully designed it with a hole diameter of Ø22.1mm for seamless bearing...

The hole diameters are precision-crafted to fit perfectly with Ø22.1mm bearings for seamless mounting and 7mm wide for perfect balance after assembly. I printed it using Blue glow-in-the-dark ABS for an unforgettable spin in the dark - it's like...

... configurations are available, with the only distinction being the type of threading used for the bolts - a 1/4-20 US thread or an M6 metric thread. Additionally, extended threaded thumb pads can be integrated to support double-bearing functionality.

Couldn't get the bearings to fit on my printer with the 608 design. Loved the original design, but a noob at SketchUp, so I imported it into OpenSCAD instead and fixed the issue there. This should fit perfectly on a bearing. Original design found...

... and had to make it. It uses 608 bearings. I used a block of wood and a hammer to get the bearing in. They fit great. I didn't love the caps that are part of this file so I made some new ones. ... http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1848330

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...

This cap has a slight curve/indentation for the fingers. ...The stubs press fits into the 608 bearing hole, no glue needed. You need two caps. ... To ensure that it retains the indentation, print with the stub side down with supports.

I used a block of wood and a hammer to get the bearing in. They fit great. I didn't love the caps that are part of this file so I made some new ones. http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1848330 Print Settings Printer: Wanhao i3 Rafts: No Supports: No...

I used a block of wood and a hammer to tap the bearing into place, and they fit perfectly. I wasn't thrilled with the caps that were included in this file, so I created some new ones from scratch. You can find the original design here:...

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...

The human component consists of six M6x8 bolts, one M3x20 bolt, and one M3 nut.

I whipped up something special for my sibling, hoping he'd appreciate it. ...Sharing it with the group was a great way to get feedback - and seeing your printed copies would really motivate me to create even more content!

Something I whipped up in no time, needs a good sanding job probably and those corners aren't even close to being smooth yet. You'll have to set it down on its side. ... Print Settings Rafts: Don't Bother

I'm not particularly fond of the traditional four-gear spinning tops, so I designed a new one with three gears that are slightly smaller in size. ...To my delight, it turned out to be much more appealing than its predecessor.

Hi everyone, it's been too long since I last uploaded one of my "Things" here on Thingiverse. Currently, I'm learning Fusion 360 and decided to share one of my first attempts. Nothing extraordinary, maybe a bit outdated, but still amusing! This spin...

Print this with your standard print settings and filament type. For objects of this size, consider a 100% infill to enhance durability and assembly stability. An ABS finish enhanced by acetone vapor treatment will yield an optimal outcome. ...Enjoy your...

A whirring, four-armed whirligig designed to captivate and mesmerize anyone within its vicinity.

<p>Hi folks,</p> <p>it has been a while since I uploaded my last "Thing" here on Thingiverse. At the moment I'm learning with Fusion 360, so I post one of my first tries.<br/> Nothing special and maybe a little bit out of time, but... still...