Fingerboard Spinning Carousel

myminifactory

A massive fingerboard spinner challenge awaits you! This design is built to print in four clever pieces and relies on a standard skateboard bearing for its core functionality. The rail can be secured with friction or glued firmly into place. Simple shapes are the hallmark of this design, as it represents my first foray into Tinkercad's vast creative possibilities. I'm slowly mastering the craft, but the top and ramp are intentionally printed upside-down to achieve faster, smoother skateable surfaces. To minimize filament waste, the ramp and base have been designed as shells rather than solid shapes. This design is a blast, offering an exhilarating experience: you'll hit the rail, stall, spin, then exit off the ramp with style! It's totally gnarly, dude! Edit: Upon reflection, I realized that the initial ramp design was too thin, lacking sufficient surface area to provide any meaningful friction. To address this issue, I've made some adjustments to give the ramp a thicker bottom, providing more grip for an even more thrilling experience. This awesome object was created using Tinkercad's incredible tools: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/2A5BwcvyjP1