spinner fidget bearings 3d models

... my own hands and crafted my own. ...The center bearing is a 626ZZ model because they reportedly spin at a more rapid pace; meanwhile, the outer bearings are 608ZZ units. ...Two designs have been uploaded, with the rounded one still awaiting testing.

... Fusion360. ... I've created some caps for my spinners that meet my expectations. Printed with PLA, they snap together smoothly. In most cases, they don't come apart without breaking. ... These parts are designed to fit a standard 608 bearing precisely.

... are held in place by pins, which in turn are held in place by the inner ball bearing. ...I fixed the inner ball bearing and the handles with superglue.You'll need to print1x body.stl2x handle.stl3x pin.stlAdditionally you'll need4x 608 BearingSuperglue

... the holes and ensure a snug fit. Once the assembly is complete, you can install the middle bearing. In my case, I had to sand down the middle section to accommodate the bearing. ...Be cautious when handling the thin covers, as they may break easily.

I hate wasting bearings just for weight, so I made one I can glue 4 quarters in. The weight is just right. ... The quarters are just super glued and I use supports on the bottom for the quarter pocket.

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

I hate wasting bearings just for weight, so I made one I can glue 4 quarters in. The weight is just right. The quarters are just super glued and I use supports on the bottom for the quarter pocket. ...Print Settings Printer Brand: Wanhao Printer: ...

I love making the most of my bearings without wasting a single gram, so I designed one that can be secured with four quarters perfectly. The weight is just right on point, thanks to the super glue holding those quarters in place tightly. For extra...

I created this because I got tired of wasting money on bearings just for use as weights in my fidget spinners. With this adapter, you simply place the nuts inside and voila! A cost-effective weight solution for your fidget spinner is yours. I hope...

My biggest fidget spinner design was made to fit the maximum size of my 3D printer (200*200*230). I used a 6020 bearing, four M27 nuts, and eight M10 screws for added stability. It's printed in ABS plastic and smoothed with acetone vapor, all parts...

Required Parts & Files: Version 1.0: Files: rpmblade.stl, finger_rest.stl Materials: ABS (or other impact-resistant filament), flexible filament of your choice Parts: x1 608zz 8mm bearing or equivalent (I used a ceramic bearing – if metal ones don't...

This is my largest fidget spinner design to date. It was designed with the maximum size of my 3D printer in mind (220x220x250). I used a 6020 bearing, four M27 nuts, and eight M10 screws (two per hole) for its construction. It's printed in ABS...

This is the largest fidget spinner design I've made so far. I specifically designed it to be compatible with the maximum size of my 3D printer (220220250 model). I utilized a high-quality 6020 bearing and eight M10 bolts, with four M27 nuts...

... BUT IS A SMALLER SPINNER. EITHER SIZE WILL SPIN WITHOUT NUTS INSERTED. THIS SPINNER REQUIRES NO BEARINGS AND CAN BE CREATED IN UNDER 1.5 HOURS ON MOST PRINTERS. ... I USED BOTH THE ROSTOCK MAX V3 AND THE COLIDO PRINTER TO DEVELOP THIS DESIGN.

THIS SPINNER REQUIRES NO BEARINGS AND CAN BE MADE IN LESS THAN 1.5 HOURS ON MOST PRINTERS. I USED BOTH A ROSTOCK MAX V3 AND A COLIDO PRINTER TO CREATE THE DESIGN. THE SPINNER BODY WAS COMPLETED ON MULTIPLE 3D PRINTERS WITH THIS SETTING. I USED A...

One version uses a C-size yoyo bearing, while the other uses a 608-size skateboard bearing. I create four solid top and bottom layers with thirty percent infill for the spinner body and fifty percent infill for the buttons. The spinners do not need...

... for a nice grip. All holes for nickels and bearings are a very tight fit, requiring you to press them in using a press or hammering them in firmly; they need to be snug like that to securely hold the bearings and nickels without them falling out.

Just updated the files to accommodate a 606 bearing, Appreciate the stp files!

These caps securely and snugly hold a 608 bearing (like the kind for fidget spinners and rollerblades).

High-end 12.7mm OD bearing fidget spinner boasting sleek design and precision engineering with interchangeable caps.

The Fidget Spinner Attachment transforms Emmet's Gear Bearing into a whirlwind of spinning fun, requiring no adhesive whatsoever due to its snug fit. Scaling down the cap dimensions may be necessary to ensure a perfect match. ...Additionally, three 22mm...

To assemble this fidget spinner, you'll need to heat up the print and ball bearings with warm water until they slip into place easily. ... Print Settings: Printer Brand: PowerSpec Printer Model: PowerSpec 3D Pro Rafting: No Supports: No Layer...

... bearing. The spinner measures just three and a half inches across, making it super portable. To assemble the spinner, simply soak the printed parts and ball bearings in warm water until they're nice and pliable, then slide them together with ease.

Here's a geometric design fidget spinner. It uses six half-inch ball bearings and a single 608 bearing. Measuring just three-and-a-half inches in diameter, this spinner is compact yet functional. ...To assemble it, simply heat up the print and ball...

A plug-and-play fidget spinner designed specifically for standard 22mm outside diameter x 8mm inside diameter x 7mm tall skateboard bearings (608zz). The outer ballast bearings are fully exposed, capable of spinning freely without being constrained...

A snap-together fidget spinner designed specifically for standard 22mm OD x 8mm ID x 7mm tall skateboard bearings (608zz). The exposed ballast bearings spin freely, independent of the inner bearing. ...Everything is held together by friction; I've...

We're combining cevinius's and boompys fidget spinners to craft an in-print spinner costing just fifty cents.

I remixed a 3D printed Bearing that utilized Airlift BBs to create a small fidget spinner. As weights I used M6 Bolts. As the bearing is 3D printed don't expect this to spin super well. ...It's more for fun.

Star shaped caps for 608 Bearing fidget toys. ... Category: Other

Star shaped caps for 608 Bearing fidget toys.