Space Yoyo - ThemeYoyo - Customizable Yoyo

prusaprinters

<p>This is a Yoyo with a rocket on one side and the planet Saturn on the other.&nbsp;</p><p>More Themes and the OpenSCAD file can be found in my github repo:</p><p><a href="https://github.com/andimoto/theme-yoyo">https://github.com/andimoto/theme-yoyo</a></p><p>Note: printing takes about 12 hours on Prusa Mini. It is very easy to design your own Yoyo with a custom graphic on it!! Just checkout the repository.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Printing</strong><br>- print ThemeBase on flat surface (graphic up)<br>- do color change at the graphic to separate it from background<br>- enable ironing on top layers the get a nice finish<br>- print resolution 0.1mm<br>- use PETG for stronger parts (of course PLA is also possible)</p><p><strong>Parts</strong><br>- printed YoYo Parts (2x yoyoBase_xmm.stl, 2x YoyoThemeX.stl)<br>- one M3x20 screw with M3 nut for Axis<br>- 8 M3x6 screws (cylinder head screw)<br>- 2 O-Rings 15x2.5mm<br>- R188KK Bearing<br>- Cord (there are ready Yoyo Cords, relatively cheap)</p><p><strong>Assembling</strong><br>- place the bearing onto the center of the yoyo base<br>- place the o-ring in both yoyo bases<br>- put both yoyo bases together (may be necessary to press them carefully together)<br>&nbsp;- they should be holded together by the bearing<br>- screw both yoyo bases together with the M3x20 screw (do not overthight the axis)<br>- screw the theme parts on top of each base carefully (do not overthight them)<br>&nbsp;- tip: measure the weigth of the theme parts and balance them out with small parts of filament<br>&nbsp; &nbsp;which you can place into the furrow/gouge which are extra made for weigth balancing<br>- maybe the yoyo needs to be weared in some minutes</p>