spinner with bearings 3d models

... print-in-place. ... The spinner is build around one of my 608 bearing designs (7 roller asymmetric cage), see https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4876635 Clearance in the bearing is 0.20 mm, on my printer the rollers break free with relative ease. ...

I ended up making custom caps for the wing bearings with different items that you can fidget with when you're not spinning the main body. The (non thick) spinner body was originally designed for just spinning with no caps. Once I put the caps on the...

You will need 4 standard skateboard bearings, 22mm OD / 8mm ID / 7mm Thick I prefer the Thicker Spinner Body (this is what is in the picture) Print 2 Center Spinner Caps (I prefer the thin ones) Print 3 Blank Spinner Caps (These caps go on the...

You'll Need 4 Standard Skateboard Bearings, 22mm OD / 8mm ID / 7mm Thick I Prefer the Thicker Spinner Body (this is what's in the picture) Print 2 Center Spinner Caps (I prefer the thin ones) Print 3 Blank Spinner Caps (these caps go on the bottoms...

Wanted to design a fidget spinner that was low friction and completely print-in-place. The spinner is build around one of my 608 bearing designs (7 roller asymmetric cage), see https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4876635 Clearance in the bearing is...

Second version of my Hand-Spinner with its own printed roller. Designed under FREECAD, this new creation requires six balls, each with a diameter of 16mm. ... This remix combines the best features from two other designs found on Thingiverse: 2359485...

If you're idle and feeling listless, this toy can be a fun way to fidget and keep your hands busy, providing a calming outlet for excess energy.

This is a 298 mm fidget spinner with a working bearing and hand holder downsized from the 1 meter fidget spinner I created. This one is meant for the main fidget body to be printed in one piece on a 300 x 300 mm printing bed. This is 100% 3d printed...

I designed a compact fidget spinner that stands at 298 mm tall, boasting a functional bearing and ergonomic hand holder, shrunk down from my original 1-meter behemoth. This smaller version is specifically crafted for printing on a 300 x 300 mm bed in...

The main spinner pieces fit together like a simple puzzle, The bearing is a press fit, and the center holder is threaded to screw together. The whole thing is slightly bigger than 1 meter round (1010 mm).</p> <p>This is a very long print and took me...

The main spinner parts fit together like a simple puzzle, while the bearing is a press-fit and the center holder is threaded to screw together. The whole unit measures slightly over one meter round (1010 mm) in diameter. This print took...

I'm working on my second design for a Longhorn-themed spinner, which features the iconic logo prominently. ...So far, I've successfully printed out the prototype, and it's been put to the test with some 608 bearings that fit perfectly in place.

Typical user for 608ZZ bearings and 13mm nuts, utilizing caps sourced from Thingiverse's popular project, the 3D printed bearing cap design (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2221501).

 The model has smooth movement with very little resistance to spin using magnetic bearing. All parts were printed without support.Non-printed parts:    One copper penny for the bottom of the magnetic assembly    One 3" Screw x 1/8" diameter 32 thread...

When assembled together with bearings, it should give a maximum width of 9 mm. Let's Spin! It might not be super fast or long-lasting, but I don't really care - it gives my hands something to do. Options You can also print an extra pair...

... in the middle with a domed shape to balance on his finger. When printing, you may need to adjust the STL so that the outer part of the fidget spinner aligns with the base plate. ... For the button, print it slowly and use a brim for stability.

My custom-made fidget hand spinner boasts a robust design featuring three precision-crafted 12mm ball bearings and one sturdy 608 bearing for a smooth, long-lasting spin experience.

... 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.

... a sleek and cool design, proudly sporting my fox logo (just let me know if you'd like one without the logo, and I'll send it your way). To ensure a perfect print, make sure to use a high infill setting for both the bearing and the spinner itself.

... 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

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iys2rFDl1Rg My ongoing investigation into integrating 3D printed bearings has resulted in this, a spinner loaded with pennies. It's essential to lubricate the central bearing with graphite for enhanced spin. Don't...

This is an innovative TRI FIDGET SPINNER where the outer bearings are securely locked inside and therefore the outer ring can rotate freely. This leads to exciting new game possibilities, I hope you have a blast experimenting! I utilized...

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.

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...

I'm Taking a Shot at Creating a Fully Printed Spinner. ... Print with Adhesion Build Plate Support. ... Perhaps You'll Need to Touch Up the Spheres So They're Round.

This is a simple remix of print-in-place bearings and spinner body.There is two version:609 bearing (tight version) with classic spinner body.608 bearing (tight version) with “weird” spinner body(easier to print).

Spinner features a rugged design with six and a half inch precision ball bearings that securely lock into position.