tangles fidgets 3d models

... You will also need four 608 bearings - these are extremely common and very affordable, and can be found at many DIY shops. They're also commonly used in fidget spinners and skateboards. ... To join the two pieces together, I simply used superglue.

Once again allow the cement to cureVery gently test rotate the outer rings.Install the remaining gears.Moving parts have a 0.4mm toleranceFixed parts have a 0.2mm toleranceThis is a working model more than an actual EDC fidget ring.  Don't rotate too...

They create a fun little toy with moving parts, and you can have a blast with them by flicking and flipping them around - making them an awesome fidget toy too! On a well-set-up PLA machine, this is a small and easy print to get right. The thin...

To assemble it, you'll need a 608zz bearing, which can be salvaged from an old fidget spinner. It's designed to use two #8 flat head screws for wall mounting. The STEP file is included, making it easy to remix and customize this design. ...If you have...

While expensive, high-quality oil or greaseless bearings might be overkill for a fidget spinner, they're perfect for this application. Instead of wasting money on premium bearings and then stripping them of their lubricant, why not add some clean...

Here's a list of materials used: - 6pcs of 4d finish nails - 6pcs of 3mmx10mm nylon screws - 2pcs 608 bearings (the same ones commonly used in fidget spinners) - 1pcs 5/16-18 x 4" threaded rod (M8-1.25 can be substituted for all 5/16 hardware) - 4pcs...

Vitamins: 2x Screws: https://amzn.to/39MEoQN OPTIONAL: A badge reel is handy for making measurements & freeing your hands in quick succession and it also makes this a fun fidget toy too! ...:) https://amzn.to/2UhpFbO VIDEO DEMO:...

This is a wedding band for people who like(or don't like) to fidget. Whether trapped in your own psychosis or just wanting to waste some stress, this wedding band may indeed be for you. I made two sizes. 110 is slightly larger than 105. These are...

Finally I could present you the brand new articulated Sea Dragon.This Dragon has unique hyperflexible joints to ensure lots of fun fidgeting around with it.Even the mouth is movable and can be opened. As always very easy to print, no supports...

 Printing Instructions: Resolution: 0.15Supports: NoRafts: NoAssembly Instructions: (Best to assemble on a flat surface.)Press fit Focus Bit through Gear B until it hits your table. Place the above assembly on to Shell A, align the...

You can also simply put this on your desk to have a nice functional object to fidget with. Supports are required for the body and the jaws only, not the lead screw Assembly: After printing all 3 parts put the screw inside the body, with the...

These cups utilize two standard skateboard/fidget spinner bearings: the 608ZZ Shielded 8x22x7 Bearing. Two cups not enough? Check out this modular version that can accommodate as many cups as you want! ...Big thanks to tbutters for their contribution!

The printed stand's slight rocking motion makes it easy to fidget with until a pen is inserted. Once a pen is added, its weight causes the stand to lean forward, stabilizing it in place. This clever mechanism makes it effortless to insert and remove...

Alternatively, users can remove the handle and create a fidget toy that's soothing and mind-entertaining. If any joint feels tight after assembly, applying a drop of lubricant will help resolve the issue. ...For further information on the Trammel of...

My take on a fidget spinner keychain. Designed in Fusion360 and printed in 3D Fuel Pro PLA on my MK3S.</p> <p>There are 3 body options:<br/> "Body" uses M3 Brass Heat Set Inserts<br/> "Body Without Inserts" does not use M3 Brass Heat Set...

... printer, you could scale down the sizes. If you make the mistake of running this through your dishwasher, it might warp and the lid might not fit any more. Also, the revised lid takes less fidgeting to put on top. ... Use 20% infill for that.

Fidget Toy, includes storage box which also serves to hang them on the wall. They do not need supports, I recommend using Raft for better adhesion to the printing plate.Works well with PLA from 70% scale. The download also includes 3MF file for bambu...

This remix combines the 2020 Snap On Filament Guide - Ender 3 / CR-10 by keithcorcoran and the Ender 3 - Z-Axis Bearing Stabilizer by benawhite.It is to be used with the CR-10 Bigger Z-Axis Manual Adjustment Knob (also Ender 3, CR-10 mini, Hictop,...

Here's a remix of 2ROBOTGUY's Tri Fidget Spinner Toy that adds some exciting features. I took his design and gave it two brand-new elements: ridges on the edges for enhanced grip and tiny bumps inside to keep bearings securely in place. To save...

... it with excessive force. Interestingly, I've discovered that swiveling this hook in one's hand can be a fun and engaging experience. This realization has inspired me to design similar kinesthetic fidget toys using a variant of this same concept.

my best spinner design so far ;D based on D13mm stainless steel balls, which move freely inside their pockets for additional fidgeting 2 part design for easy color mixing and "3D" spinner contour, halfes should snap together easily includes my...

You will need a .15" (5/32") or similarly sized steel bearing available at Amazon: https://amzn.to/2J2EZzT or harvest from 608 skate bearings popular in fidget spinners: https://amzn.to/2H7gq3i. ...The project scales well if you want to try larger or...

It will need a 608zz bearing, which can be salvaged from an old fidget spinner. ...The clip should be glued to the base, and I used Clear Gorilla Superglue for that.</p><p>It works very well and I can spool or unspool the cable for my headphones pretty...

You'll also find a M10 nut cap for fidget spinners that can be used to cover M10 nuts when they're utilized as counterweights in your spinner. Using these caps improves the visual appearance of the spinner. They can be screwed onto each side of the...

In short, constant fidgeting led to this creation. You can place your business cards between the two anchors in various ways - feel free to get creative! You can also scale down the anchor and attach it to a key chain if you want. Your feedback is...

- Can be printed as a single part, no assembly required - Small enough for most hobby/school printers - Great way to demonstrate mathematical principles in real life - Also a fun 3D puzzle/fidget toy! IMPORTANT: This version only works on...

This fidget toy is a fun way to show off what a 3D printer can do and serves as a challenging test for your printer's vertical round holes and/or support settings. A sample picture of this model was printed in Inland Natural PLA using an Ender 3...

This mechanical sculpture makes use of a bevel gear and spur gear system to rotate the tree.&nbsp; Not only does this this kinetic sculpture&nbsp;make a nice Christmas decoration, but it will give you something to fidget with when Aunt Deloris goes...

It's a satisfying little fidget toy that makes a sound if you hold it by two points and blow through it tangentially. Printed in 51 minutes on my Ender 3. I included the GCODE files because I thought why not. ...The bed was at 60, and the nozzle was...

The TOP STL features a hole at the top of the table bracket with a peg that accommodates a 608 bearing from skateboard, rollerblade, or fidget spinner designs. The SIDES STL has a hole through the base of the spindle and includes two pegs for two...