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Armored Fidget Spinner

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Description

Armored Fidget Spinner

This is a mechanical Fidget Spinner design. The armored plates fan out when spun and close automatically when spinning stops. You can also slide your finger across the plates as it spins to shut the spinner in style!

 

Check out my latest version: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1490234-armored-fidget-spinner-x#profileId-1557464

Materials

  • 12x 6×2 mm Magnets
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  • 1x 608 Ball Bearing (spinner-grade recommended)
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  • Glue (for securing magnets)
  • (Optional) Lubricant (to reduce break-in time)

Printing

  • Prints in 3 pieces.
  • The main body and handle have there own color selector and print individually on the same plate to save time and filament with AMS.
  • Create your own colorway by matching different filament to each color group.
  • Use the AMS for multicolor, make it single color by selecting the same filament twice, or print parts separately.
  • Use your fanciest or shiniest filaments for best results.
  • Designed to be printed at a 0.2mm layer height with a 0.4mm nozzle.
  • Printing times are around 1 Hour (0.2mm layer height with a 0.4mm nozzle).

Assembly

  1. Separate the armor plates from the main body and wiggle them until they move smoothly.
  2. Magnets - Magnet cutouts are found on the inside of the plate and correspond to a magnet hole on the outside of the main body.
    1. Magnets cutouts are countersunk to avoid the magnets from ever touching.
    2. You should expect a gap between the magnet and the surface.
  3. Glue in the magnets. Be super careful to get the polarity right! (they should attract)
  4. Ball Bearing - Push the Ball Bearing into the middle of the center cutout.
  5. Handles - push the “plug” side of the handle through the center of the ball bearing.
  6. Push the “socket” side onto the plug. 
  7. Start using your spinner. You may need to loosen up the armor hinges a little for it to work smoothly.
  8. It will Improve with time and use.

     

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OK, I just love this thing. I’ve made it out of every kind of plastic that I have seems like ABS is The Best so far amazing.
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thank you so much that’s an insane collection! because I think you would care I’m gonna give you a sneak peak of what I plan to upload in about week… I’m still changing things but let me know what you think!
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Replying to @bradpaiva :
That looks amazing. I can’t wait to print it.
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This will be 100x better when I get all the pieces. make sure to read the supply list folks. don’t pull a me!! EDIT: Is amazing but still found that all the “armored” pieces didn’t snap shut after it slowed down.
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it doesn’t look like you have magnets or a bearing installed. Could that be the issue?
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Replying to @bradpaiva :
yeah, might help if I read… ordered all parts.
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Replying to @MammaDuck :
No don’t worry about it I worry this will happen when I post stuff with extra parts. there’s too many great models with no extra parts here. thanks for printing though!
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I think it's a scam
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watch the videos it’s real? did you use the non-printed components
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did you use magnets?
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Replying to @bradpaiva :
no
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Great Print
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thanks! don’t forget the bearing and magnets!
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Good print
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Printed perfectly. Thanks!
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This came out really nicely, great model. I used a standard 608 bearing, gave it a full degrease and light lube to get a smoother spin, and also lubed all the joints, it works great. For the magnetic setup, I went with 5×2 mm magnets this time, but I’ll be trying out some stronger ones on the next build.
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it Does not work
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Did you read the description and use the required parts?
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Replying to @bradpaiva :
People are absolutely helpless. If something doesn't work, leave a negative review! That will solve it. Don't go back and read the instructions that you failed to follow!
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magnets don't sick to the spinner
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did you use glue?
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Replying to @bradpaiva :
yep
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Replying to @user_1657027139 :
well I guess make sure you using a decent glue, do one side and let it dry before doing the other, that sorta of thing.
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