twisty fidget toy 3d models

If you cannot separate the individual rings, here are a few suggestions to help:carefully loosen the object from the print bed with a knife, ring by ring, from the outside in,print slower (20 mm/s for walls),reduce flow by 1 to 2%,retract the walls...

Arcade fidget toy that prints in place and only requires a couple parts that most arcade stick lovers will have laying around anyway! Fits and 30mm Arcade Button and 35mm Arcade Stick Ball Top. Two options, one does not have a way to remove the...

DO YOU LOVE PRESSING DOWN THE END OF A PEN?Well, then this Fidget-Toy is for you!It doesn't has the "klick-in" part but it's as loud as a normal Pen when pressed continuously! AMAZING!!!It also doesn't rely on old Spring-Technology like a Pen,...

... like an .f3d let me know. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Pro Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: Depends (see above) Infill: Doesn't matter Filament: Any PLA I'm not sure why this is even an option Category: Mechanical Toys

This fun toy is incredibly easy to use and enjoy.

Simple ball bearing fidget spinner.I made this by downloading another type of ball bearing and adding a centreThankyou For Printing!

Gyroscopic fidget spinner. ...Make sure your bed level is correct before printing and that you don't have elephant's foot, otherwise use a raft.

Fidget Spinner Crafted with VECTARY - a Free Online 3D Modeling Platform You Can Easily Customize the Original 3D Model Here: https://www.vectary.com/l/fidget-spinner For Holes, Use Classic Bearing ABEC 5 with Diameter 22 mm. I Recorded My Design...

Fidget Spinner Created with Vectary, a Free Online 3D Modeling Tool The Fidget Spinner was created using Vectary, an innovative online 3D modeling platform that empowers designers to bring their ideas to life without any limitations. This...

A small fidget that I made to start learning Fusion360 and after seeing the Lovely Fidget.Utilizes 4 6x3mm Neodymium magnets, 2 on each side. <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07873ZCY4?psc=1">These </a>are the ones I used.&nbsp;</p><p>This was...

A simple design of 2 herringbone gears that mesh together and are held together by 2 brackets to fidget with or demonstrate gear meshing. The model is not perfect, but it is certainly usable. ... Print 2 gears and 2 brackets

Even though its spin time is relatively short, mainly because of the high air resistance and weight, it's not exactly the most practical fidget spinner out there. Still, building this thing was a blast, and playing around with it was just as much...

Fidget Joystick greatly inspired by Tomo_design's joy fidget. This was modelled by scratch from me, but i give credits to the designer for the inspiration. I wanted something more flat and short therefore i made this. Enjoy ! ...I printed mine...

Front: Five distinct holes of varying sizes Left: A hole accompanied by eight small dots in two different sizes, slightly offset from each other Right: Another hole, along with four protruding corners that resemble buttons Back: A six-sided polygon...

... tactile elements, such as spinning wheels and rotating dials, which provide a calming outlet for restless hands. By incorporating innovative materials and mechanisms, the Fidget Frenzy offers a unique blend of functionality and entertainment value.

Toy adapted from Jaatinen's model inspired by Thresh accessories from LoL.

this toy must be print at: extrusor 225 c°, bed 60 c°.

Here is an ornament/fidget toy version of my combat robot "Squirrelicane". It takes 3 m3 x 8mm screws, and about 30 6mm airsoft bb's to assemble. (airsoft bb's are actually pretty awesome bearings for combat robots... give it a try with this ornament...

... You now have a fully functioning Micro-Jack fidget toy and may fidget to your heart's content!

This is a fun double pendulum I came up with to fidget with. It gives pretty constant feedback so you can keep fidgeting with it in tons of different ways.I made this using 3 standard 608 skateboard bearings and a couple of M3 fasteners. ...I used 2 M3...

&nbsp;The Latching Button Fidget Toy has a piston that can be pressed in. It remains hidden until the button is pressed. The button releases the piston and it snaps forward with a satisfyingly loud "click!"</p><p>Simply, press the piston until it...

A simple and easy to print fidget toyuses a print in place ball joint I designed in fusion 360once printed, force the toggle to the side to release the inner support.Print at .2 layer height and use z hop and at least 3 walls/perimeters

A two part cuboid desk ornament / fidget cube consisting of a spring like cube and a screw like cube.I recommend printing using a brim. When screwing on the “spring” part, do it from the “correct” end as to not tighten the spring part.

Fidget spinner for pets uses 1x or 4x 608 bearings 22x8x7 mm (od x id x cs) (easy to mod the dxf, each wing is separate, polar array for more or fewer) print 6x or 2x per wing of the half spheres to make treat capsules (22mm od sphere halves) edit:...

I made this fidget when I was bored and it worked well.You need five 6mm x 3mm round neodymium magnets.(Make sure one bar has only south facing magnets and the other only has north facing magnets.)

A print in place planetary gear fidget spinner assembly. Perfect as an educational project or to keep your hands busy at the office while you're pondering something. Prints approximately palm sized and requires some working in to spin freely. Made...

... ... With infinity fidget all you have to do is fit the pieces together in the simplest way possible. If you want to explore a little bit you can print it in two colors to give a different effect. No bearings, screws, glue or brackets are needed.

This is my custom fidget spinner design.\nIt utilizes standard skateboard bearings both internally and externally - if the bearings don't fit, simply adjust the spinner's dimensions using your 3D modeling software. This project should take about an...

Printable wrench toy, on the grip calibrated to mm. Fits a standard 3D printer and can be printed without support . ... https://youtu.be/fvmIU4Bj6iI

A simple mechanical toy with two precisely meshing involute gears. ...Requires two 608ZZ bearings, two M3 screws and two M3 nuts.