spinning top in inception 3d models

The top is spoked to further reduce central weight. Instructions Spin by holding the edges as you would spin a plate or bottle, or put your slender fingers in the gaps between the spokes and twist. I intend to design a proper handle to clip into the...

Two tweaks were made to Arun_h's original plan: extra compartments were built into the lower section to fit five M10 hex bolts, which helped reduce overall weight, and the joining screw was streamlined for smoother assembly and more precise fitting.

I modeled this using Spaceclaim. Added a knurled tip for that extra 'mmph'. Currently playing around with the base for the best center of gravity. ... I've been printing this on my SLA printer and have had a lot of success; next step is to turn it out...

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... infill rate of 75%. The finished product measures 35mm in height, 63mm in width, and 63mm in depth while requiring 18 grams of filament. For more details, visit http://www.myminifactory.com/object/view/1032/Small-Spinning-Top#sthash.9huHuqwS.dpuf.

Delight kids this festive season with a spinning top created from daily, seasonal designs by Faberdashery! Just print out the design, insert a penny, euro or US cent, and watch it spin. Join in on their 25 Days of Making festivities with Make #2 of...

This spinning top uses a thumbwheel, and I've included a short video showing how it works: https://youtu.be/fpaisSfvMQM If you're interested in taking a closer look at the openscad source file for the thumbwheel, here's where you can find it:...

Here is a spinning top. Just print it and add a print nozzle under it. Also, screw 8 nozzle on the side of it to add weight and shift the center of gravity. It has a pretty good feel to it. Body is 7.5g (print it at 20% infill) and each nozzle is...

Print two of these molds, then seal them together securely, fill them completely with water and allow it to freeze thoroughly, after it has frozen, carefully pry the two blocks apart and you'll see - suddenly you have a spinning top made of ice that...

... or without. Due to the high speed and the resulting temperatures, I recommend the handle with ball bearings. It is best to print the spinning top with 100% filling so that the weight is a little higher. ... https://youtu.be/Spf6L4m4Ol8

Simple 3D printed spinning top. Can go up to two minutes (maybe even more). Let me know how did you go! ...

Made this top on tinkercad. ...Uses a 6mm airsoft bb or steel ball as the tip. so far longest spin i got was 1 minute 43 seconds.

either print the whole model or the sperate pieces and glue it together. ...Blow air into the top (works best with a straw) and it should start spinning.

Hello Everyone, I Needed To Rebuild The Famous Spinning Top. ... Can You All Help Me By Sharing Any Similar Print That You May Have?

Simple 3D printed spinning top. Can go up to two minutes (maybe even more). ... Let me know how did you go!

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My latest creation is a mesmerizing spinning top that takes the delicate beauty of a snowflake and combines it with the timeless charm of my two favorite designs.

This is a 3D printable spinning top that consists of a base piece and a press-fit handle. It is designed to maximize rotational inertia and it should spin for over a minute. Also, if you smooth the tip it should increase spin time significantly due...

This spinning top can spin straight and angularly. For printing, you will need 50% or more infill for the body. The other parts only need 15-20%.  Add supports as needed for the spinner, handle, and body. The ripcord will not need any supports. ...I...

Gasing (spinning top) is a toy that rotates on its axis. By using a rope, gasing is spun. To make it rotates on its axis, a player needs to spin the gasing first. ...Then, the player throws it to make it spinning while still holding on to one edge of...

Metal Spinning Top Mould Print in ABS, 100% infill. This is an Outstanding Project for converting your 3D print into a robust metal object. I have successfully poured molten lead into this mould several times and it holds up remarkably well under...

Metallic Spinning Top. This model was originally crafted in 3Ds Max 2014, then thoroughly textured and rendered using V-Ray 2.40.04 to produce a highly realistic finish. Model Dimensions: 42.5 x 33.5 x 33.5 mm Units used for all formats:...

Just remember though, the faster you spin the top the louder it gets, you don't want to wake the dead. Everything you need is in the photo description. 1x 608ZZ 22x7x8mm Bearing. 1x 7mm Ball bearing. Printing instructions; 100% infill for the...

... leave on the bottom. I could be sanded, heated up and then double as a small base to spin your top inside.&nbsp;If you make this, please post it so I can see! ...<i>THANK YOU</i>.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

... try to make one with a base to reduce the mess that the supports leave on the bottom. I could be sanded, heated up and then double as a small base to spin your top inside. If you make this, please post it so I can see! ...THANK YOU.

A six-sided spinning top dice model designed with SketchUp as a hobby project. Never having printed this design, I'm eager to see how it would turn out in physical form. Unfortunately, I don't have access to a printer at the moment. ...If someone were...

... for a long time. Best yet, it prints easily with on infill and separates from the supports cleanly and effortlessly while remaining rigidly in place while printing. ... The size of the STL seems to be the best, but it works well at up to 115%.

5th grade students create this spinning top as a science class project. Print settings: support is disabled, print with raft included. Print details - printer brand, MakerBot; specific printer model, MakerBot Replicator 2. Additions to print include...

This spinning top calls for approximately 4 grams of PLA and a 40-minute print time. I opted for black and yellow, which proved to be the winning combination. Feel free to get creative; I'd love to see what you come up with! ...When printing, utilize...