Classic Gyroscope

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<p>Classic gyroscope toy. Cannot be printed in PLA or it will be impossible to assemble due to rigidity of PLA. PETG preferred.<br/> Designed in F360<br/> Source: <a href="http://a360.co/2oJmZRo">http://a360.co/2oJmZRo</a></p> <p>Non printed parts:<br/> Uses CAD or USD pennies for mass. The cavities are 10mm deep and 19.2mm in diameter.<br/> Uses 2 typical skate bearings for the bearing - same one as all the spinners.<br/> Uses two smooth rods, 3mm diameter by 75mm, for the axle. 3mm rods are common in CD drives, which is where i got mine from. Shorter rods will likely work but should be at least 56mm. Any shorter and the gyro may break when the ripcord is pulled.<br/> Uses 3 or 6 10 mm M2 screws.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><h3>Category: Toys &amp; Games Summary</h3> <p>Classic gyroscope toy. Cannot be printed in PLA or it will be impossible to assemble due to rigidity of PLA. PETG preferred.<br/> Designed in F360<br/> Source: <a href="http://a360.co/2oJmZRo">http://a360.co/2oJmZRo</a></p> <p>Non printed parts:<br/> Uses CAD or USD pennies for mass. The cavities are 10mm deep and 19.2mm in diameter.<br/> Uses 2 typical skate bearings for the bearing - same one as all the spinners.<br/> Uses two smooth rods, 3mm diameter by 75mm, for the axle. 3mm rods are common in CD drives, which is where i got mine from. Shorter rods will likely work but should be at least 56mm. Any shorter and the gyro may break when the ripcord is pulled.<br/> Uses 3 or 6 10 mm M2 screws.</p>