The simple 3D printed fidget spinner is made up of just three printed parts and can be assembled with a single 608ZZ bearing. It spins great and feels very good in your hand.” He says of his own design: “I didn't expect it to spin all that good but I was surprised. This simple and sleek looking fidget spinner was designed by maker Tim Bolton, who set out to make a more compact spinning toy for his kids. If you’re looking for an alternative, we also suggest checking out this 3D printed Batman-inspired fidget spinner, designed by maker TenDutch.īest Fidget Spinner Design/Toy to 3D print #4: Micro Single Fidget Spinner The 3D printed components of the Batman fidget spinner should be printed with 0.2 mm layers and 50 to 70% infill. (It should be noted that Medeiros’ files are designed to fit Brazilian 5 cent coins, which are conveniently 22 mm in diameter). The first, posted by Heraldo Medeiros on Thingiverse, is shaped like the Batman logo and can be made in two versions: one with three 608 ball bearings (22 mm) or one with one 608 ball bearing and two holes for coins. We don’t know-but we certainly would, which is why we’re featuring two Batman-inspired 3D printable fidget spinners on our list. Would he use a Batman-themed fidget spinner though? You know, to occupy himself on the crime-less days of the week.
Known for his clever devices, Batman would be the superhero to carry around a fidget spinner in his tool belt. The 3D printed components were designed by the maker using Fusion 360 and were 3D printed using a MakerBot desktop 3D printer.īest Fidget Spinner Design/Toy to 3D print #3: Batman Fidget Spinners For the bearings, JON-A-TRON used 608ZZ Shielded Greased Miniature Ball Bearings (8mm x22mm x7mm).
The parts required for the device include 2 caps, 2 bearings, 2 wheels, a drum with slits in it, and the frames (which you can always customize if you don’t want a cat animation). Posted on Instructables by JON-A-TRON, the 3D printed zoetrope fidget spinner does require a bit more work to assemble than some of the other makes on this list, but we’d have to say it’s well worth the effort. Not only is this a fidget spinner toy, but it is also a handheld zoetrope, and features one of the internet’s favorite tropes, cats! Having established what your classic 3D printed fidget spinner will look like, let’s move on to what might be the zaniest make on this list, a 3D printed cat zoetrope fidget spinner. The toy parts do not require rafts or supports.īest Fidget Spinner Design/Toy to 3D print #2: Cat Zoetrope Fidget Spinner In terms of print settings, the fidget spinner parts should be 3D printed at a resolution of 0.15 mm, 100%, and with 6 shells. 2ROBOTGUY suggests 608ZZ Shielded 8 x 22 x 7 Miniature Ball Bearings,” and notes that the center bearing could benefit from being switched to a 608ZZ/C Ceramic Ball Bearing to increase spin time. While most parts of this fidget spinner are 3D printed, you’ll need a few ball bearings to complete the toy. Designed by Thingiverse user 2ROBOTGUY, the Tri Fidget Spinner Toy has gained lots of likes, makes, and remixes on the 3D model platform. To start things off, here is a classic 3D printed fidget spinner, one that resembles the sort that are mass produced and sold at drug stores. And while you could go into your local shop (really, pretty much everywhere is selling these things) to buy a fidget spinner to fulfil your spinning needs, why not take the DIY approach and 3D print one of these awesome and creative fidget spinners, brought to you by the maker community.īest Fidget Spinner Design/Toy to 3D print #1: Classic Tri Fidget Spinner If you don’t already have one, we highly suggest getting your fingers on one. Fidget spinners have been all the rage in 2017, entertaining and relieving stress for both children and adults alike.
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