spinning top toy 3d models

I created this unique spinning top by modifying a twisted model that my energetic young sons had accidentally bent with their curious hands. ...This fun project served as the perfect opportunity for them to learn about rendering three-dimensional...

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...

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...

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:...

I was browsing online for gear mechanisms when I stumbled upon an incredible spinning top that resembles Mt Fuji as it spins. This is a project I worked on using the same principles - as you spin it, you see a volcanic cone surrounded by mist. My...

simple yet very satisfying fidget toy, the perfect desk companion!

... 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.

My tops (printed with the settings below) will spin for between 45 seconds and a minute.Print SettingsNozzle Size: 0.4mmLayer Height: 0.16mmVertical Shells: 3Top Layers: 3Bottom Layers: 5Infill: ≥50%Supports: NopePrint one top, one bottom, and three...

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...

The human is a spinning top that spins for over three minutes. Printed at 50% scale without support, the ring should be printed at 100% infill for maximum weight, while the top and tip are printed at 30% infill. At 50% scale with layer height 0.1mm,...

I was searching for gear mechanisms and came across this amazing spinning top that resembles Mt Fuji when spun. This is something I created using similar principles, as it spins you see a volcanic cone surrounded by mist. Mine's a lot flatter and...

These are a few examples of spinning tops I designed specifically to accompany a design-thinking project aimed at introducing 3D design to an eighth-grade class, yet it's an accessible lesson suitable for many other grade levels as well. ...I invite you...

It looks great, spins smoothly and keeps going 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...

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...

... 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.

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...

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...

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...

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:...

To prepare for an upcoming holiday party's kids entertainment, I'm creating a dreydl inspired by my childhood one - it opens from the top and holds pennies inside. As I refine its shape, it becomes more acorn-like to spin better with weight...

Impress your kids with this motorized spinning top. Glue or bond the upper and lower parts together using a solvent adhesive, double-sided tape, or any other glue you have available. The dimensions of DC motors are not standardized, so instead of...

The top is supposed to spin well and for a good period of time while still being strong should 2 people duel with hand made tops. I have yet to print it but it should work well. Unless you plan to make this with a resin printer or something, this...

It's a spinning topVery stableRuns for approximately 30 seconds

... fun and cast your votes! I used Blender... I started by designing the whistle, then added a spiral afterwards, next created the main part of the spinning top and finally made my laser saber. ...I've put all these elements together for you now !

A Fun and Interactive Spinning Top Toy Designed Specifically for Curious Little Minds, Encouraging Active Play and Fine Motor Skill Development

... required two copies. The remaining parts only needed a single print. The top was designed with a 0.2mm tolerance for friction fit components; adjustments might be necessary depending on the plastic and printer capabilities used.

To satisfy my fascination, I designed a spinning top replica of this iconic landmark. By printing and assembling the design, you can witness the mesmerizing rotation of the Dolhareubang's silhouette for over 30 seconds. For an even more thrilling...

This top was designed with long spin times and stability in mind. It has a very low center of gravity, and a wide waist to give it good inertia. The thin handle lets the user input a lot of spin with only a small motion. I've included a split version...

... it works: It's really simple. When you pull out the stick, the stick rotates a gear and turns the spinning top. I apologize for any English mistakes - I speak French as my first language. ...If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment!