spinner with bearings 3d models

... me to make them some, so I ended up printing out a few. ...Now my two-year-old is feeling down because she can't spin hers, so I rummaged through some old RC parts and came up with some bearings that fit perfectly in her hands - they're 6x12x4mm.

... which measures 6 x 17 x 6mm. I utilized it in my approach to creating a bearing-in-a-bearing spinner. You can find more details on this project at my fishpepper.de blog or by watching my bearing spinner YouTube video (https://youtu.be/GNSc2NC869o).

Students of the Technology subject at IES Cura Valara in Huercal-Overa, Almeria, Spain design 4 different spinner designs for 22mm bearings with 3, 4, 5, and 6 bearings.

A dual weight fidgit spinner to use with three ball bearings or with 22 mm weights on the edges. I used PLA to print it with 20% infill. ...Seems good enough.

This is a three-bearing fidget spinner that functions exceptionally well.

this fidget spinner is fun and can be printed in place with no support all you need to to is click the bearings until you can spin them freely.please follow me

... designated as 608ZZ 8.22.7. ...This fidget spinner features caged parts, ensuring that the nuts and ball bearings remain securely in place. ...However, the bearing caps can potentially detach, making it advisable not to use them with young children.

https://www.etsy.com/shop/3DCentral Bearings we use: Amazon, a pack of eight costs just $7.84 Get this unique spinner fully assembled from our Etsy store: Click here! A cool sideways twist on the standard Tri-Spinner design awaits you! This...

... 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.

Fidget Spinner for tiny hands. ...Also perfect for your pocket. Used ball bearings: http://bit.ly/ballbearing Category: Toys & Games

... toy for kids of all ages. And when they're not in use, they fit snugly into your pocket, ready to be pulled out and spun whenever the mood strikes. Check out these amazing ball bearings that bring our spinners to life: https://bit.ly/2JzR0gV

This spinner relies heavily on a high-performance 608 skateboard bearing and precision-crafted 3.5-inch ball bearings to deliver smooth, consistent operation.

Our unique tri-spinner holds the three bearings at a 90-degree angle, letting them glide smoothly across your fingers as you spin it. Try printing one out today and experience the thrill for yourself! Catch our video showcasing the Tri-Spinner in...

This is the Hex Spinner, designed with care in OpenSCAD, featuring six sturdy bearing arms for an incredibly solid feel, all using standard 608 bearings. Just print out two of the included 'Finger_Spinner_Peg' caps and you're ready to go! Check out...

This is a remix of Design Facotry's original Oreo Fidget Spinner. This one uses 608 bearings instead. ... You also need 8x M6 Nuts.

While not as effective as those with bearings, it offers significant cost savings, printing for approximately 50 cents in plastic for the larger version and 15 cents for the smaller model. By applying lubricant to the crevice around the hub, a...

This custom design uses a smaller bearing type called "MR105ZZ." I manufactured it with tight tolerances and printed it with no-name glow-in-the-dark PLA filament, requiring only minimal force to drift it into place using the blunt end of a...

This is the rounded spinner, designed in OpenSCAD with a smooth feel around the edges and standard 608 skateboard bearings. Print out a pair of finger spinner pegs and you're all set! Check out our YouTube channel for build videos and other cool...

A spinner with a spool/wall that requires 6 bearings: 20mm or 25mm Spool. 2. An axle that is to be inserted into the middle bearing: 95mm or 115mm. 3. A stand. To Assemble and Play Look for a string that is about one yard long. The axle has a...

... 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.

A spinner, with a spool/wall, that requires six bearings: 20mm or 25mm Spool. 2. An axle that is to be inserted into the middle bearing: 95mm or 115mm, with or without a holder. Please note that if you choose to use a standard ball bearing, its inner...

Here's a simple and easy-to-print fidjet spinner toy for 608 (22x8x7) ball bearings that requires no adhesion helpers or support. Excuse the very bad PET-G example print, it is just to show how it looks assembled. I used this spinner to check some...

... aren't top-notch, but at that price, they're totally worth it. So far, I haven't found a spinner designed for 17mm bearings, so I remixed my own. ...If you have any comments, questions, suggestions, or requests, please leave a comment below.

... Print Settings Printer: Da Vinci Mini Rafts: None Supports: None Resolution: 0.4 mm Infill: Variable Post-Printing Sand down the interior for where the bearings fit. ...The central one should need a bit more, but it will end up fitting very snugly.

I'm excited to share with you a revised version of the fidget spinner design I stumbled upon on Thingiverse, this time featuring an impressive 607 bearings at its core. This second model is a significant improvement over the original, and I've made...

... I loved, but it was just too compact. ...My new version features larger 22mm bearings for a smoother spin. The updated measurements should be more precise, although you might need to lightly sand the parts to ensure the bearings fit snugly in place.

My kid's ingenious design of a basic fidget spinner makes it possible to function without the need for bearings. ...Although it may not maintain its spin for an extended period due to the absence of bearings, this toy still brings immense joy and...

I utilized my M3d to print out these custom spool spinners, meticulously repurposing the old skateboard bearings from its wheels as the new spinner's wheels. I acknowledge that numerous designs of this kind already exist; however, this rendition is...

It features linear knurling for a silky smooth feel, and uses standard 608 skateboard bearings. Simply print out a pair of the included 'Finger_Spinner_Peg' caps and you're ready to go! Watch our YouTube channel for build videos and other cool...

... be as strong. The frame used in the picture is Fidget Tri-Spinner Knurled 608 Bearing by idnarbj (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1842914). ... Print Settings Printer: Makerfarm Pegasus Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.20 Infill: 25%