Double Decker Fidget Spinner

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This is a derivative of my Minimal In-line Spinner. The "Double Decker" is literally just that, the in-line spinner with another deck for two more bearings. Not only does this give it a really cool look, but the extra weight gives you even more spin. This also uses the 608 bearings. The included central peg makes finger spinning or placing it on a surface easy as pie - just put your finger on top and spin like crazy. There are two different pegs because I printed a couple of different designs to see what worked best, and these were both winners. Added files: Double_Decker_R1. I've tweaked the inner corners off the snap pegs to make fitting easier and reduce the risk of breaking them while fitting. I've left the original files for reference. Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 Notes: You'll need to print with supports for the spinner body, and you might want to use a brim on the central peg depending on your bed adhesion. The higher your infill %, the stronger it will be of course - I'd suggest at least 40% because of the snaps for the outer bearings. You need to print the body, either of the spinner pegs, and two of the peg caps. Post-Printing Remove support material carefully. Snap on the outer bearings gently, or they might break (yes, I broke my first one)! If you have shielded bearings like the ones pictured, you'll want to make a small modification to the middle one: Remove the shields, clean the bearing thoroughly, and then lube with PTFE spray or similar. There are plenty of online tutorials showing how to do this. Fitting of the central peg is self-explanatory. My Other Fidget Spinners Pencil Top Fidget Spinner Minimal Fidget Tri - Spinner Minimal In-Line Fidget Spinner Speedy Car Fidget Spinner