spinner top toy 3d models

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In order for this type of fidget toy to work properly, it should be incredibly smooth and spin freely - the higher wall thickness and infill help create a more massive piece that spins more smoothly. The denser the part is, the better it will...

I'm checking out the making of a video and how it's put together at https://www.youtube.com/Atom Fidget Spinner I created this Atom fidget spinner using Creo parametric 3.0 software. I used ten millimeter steel ball bearings, which I glued into the...

Small-Hand Spinner for Kids - 4 Pieces 625ZZ Bearing (5x16x5 mm) M8 Nut Print Settings: Printer: Smartrapcore XY Rafts: Off Supports: None Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 20%

Here's a printable covert spinner created using 6x8mm steel cylinders, requiring six of them to be pressed into place as weights. ...Post-printing is all it takes.

Created this printable atom spinner with 10mm steel balls, feeling great and is very easy to spin. ... Print Settings Printer: Delta kossel XL Rafts: No Supports: No ...

Two spinners, uploaded as STL files, are examples generated from my Openscad program and they utilize standard 608 bearings (8mm ID, 22mm OD, 7mm thick). ... Modifiable parameters include: -Lobe count -Bearing outer diameter -Bearing inner diameter...

... action. Despite its heavy feel, the spinner spins easily in smaller hands, making it perfect for kids and adults alike. ... Assembly requires four precision 3/4 inch chrome ball bearings and one high-quality 608 bearing, measuring 8 x 22 x 7 mm.

1x 608 Bearing (http://amzn.to/2k42Buu) for the inner hole of the spinner 3x Coins for the outer holes of the spinner Important! If the holes are a little bit too big, reduce them to 99.5% in your slicer programme! Customised version of...

The creator of this toy is a skilled maker named Ray Pena, who designed it in a video posted online at YouTube.

This innovative three-bar fidget toy has been designed to achieve remarkable spinning speeds thanks to strategically placed holes adjacent to its central bearing points.

I came across a fidget toy on YouTube that caught my eye, and I thought to myself, "Hey, I can make this." It looked like it was 3D-printed, so I knew I could replicate it. To add some extra flair, I decided to use some old skate bearings in the...

Just a simple spinner top specially designed for the undecided people? You can print it with a filament 3D printer (it worked on an ANET ET4 PRO) with raft and supports but you'll have a better finition with a SLA printer (worked fine with a...

This is a revised version of Robin Diekmann's extruder spinner concept.

- This should work for every fidget spinner with a 608 center bearing and a standard thickness. - Swap the center bearing for one of my support-free printed converters. - Spinning top! - I came up with this idea a while back, but it took some time...

- should work for every fidget spinner with a 608 center bearing and standard thickness- swap the center bearing for one of my support-free printed converters- spinning top!- had the idea a while back, but it took some time to get it just right- I...

:-) It should work for every fidget spinner with a 608 center bearing and standard thickness. Swap the center bearing for one of my support-free printed converters. I came up with this idea a while back, but it took some time to get it right. I...

Round Spinning Top Here is a round top with an axis of rotation approximately 16 millimeters in diameter. To retrieve the ball from within the top, insert a small tool into the central hole and guide it along the axis to dislodge the ball. ... Layer...

That's why we're happy to share our preferred settings: Extruder Temperature: a sizzling 200°C Bed temperature: comfortably warm at 55°C To ensure every detail stands out, use the following settings: Layer Height: a mere 0.2mm Print Structure:...

Focus on focus, creation, and calmness - this top is tailor-made to find its home on your desk with its sturdy base. Five clear numbered sections guide you along the way. A launcher at your fingertips lets creativity shine bright. Challenge...

Concentrate your thoughts, stimulate your imagination, and unwind with these captivating spinning tops designed to sit comfortably on any desk. With their sturdy base, they're ready for action. A handy launcher is included to get you started right...

... consists of three layers of vertical walls. There are also perimeter settings that will help achieve solid top layers as well as the base. ... Print without support and with an optimal 30 mm/s speed for perimeters, fill your prints with density.

... CPVC for the handle. ... This creates the tool needed for launching toy tops we make with a printer. Accommodates a .25" top spindle. ... Updated version has a hole to pin the piece to the CPVC handle using a piece of filament if you drill out CPVC.

Mechanical spinning top toy with coil, similar to Yula, old toy from soviet union, only this one doesn't whistle. It has ten 3D printed parts and for better rotation you can screw twelve M10 nuts to the "skirt" (7), the biggest part of the toy.I 3D...

...This spinning toy was inspired by Jimmy Gunawan's suggestion on Facebook - thanks, Jimmy! What would you like me to design next? Let me know, and I'll make it happen. When printing the top, try flipping it upside down and adding a brim if possible.

Just grouped the whole thing together and added a cat on top

This spin toy was suggested by Jimmy Gunawan via Facebook. If you have an idea for a design, let me know and I'll be happy to share the files with you. To print this design successfully, try printing it upside down with a brim if possible. The angles...

Flipping a soda can upside down reveals a spinnable top that can last over three minutes with proper spinning initiation. The bottom's concave shape supports the top efficiently. To maximize spinning duration, ensure the top's center of gravity is...

... and close easily using a straightforward mechanism. ...The flexible top and hinges are crafted with a versatile material called Ninjaflex. ...By switching filaments several times on a single extruder, this innovative umbrella model can be manufactured.

This spinning top was inspired by Jimmy Gunawan's suggestion on Facebook. Let me know what custom design you'd like to see come to life and I'll share the files with you. To make this spin perfectly, try printing it upside down with a brim, adjusting...