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Revolver Cylinder - Fidget Spinner Toy

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Revolver Cylinder
Revolver Cylinder
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3.6 h
2 plates
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Bullet AMS
Bullet AMS
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2.5 h
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Bullet
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2.6 h
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Revolver Cylinder - A1 & A1 Mini
Revolver Cylinder - A1 & A1 Mini
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2 plates
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Revolver Cylinder - Fidget Spinner Toy

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This is a fun fidget spinner designed to look like a revolver cylinder. The model features six functional bullet chambers and a simple ejection mechanism that lets you load and remove up to six 3D-printed bullets. The center of the cylinder spins freely, making it a satisfying desk toy or conversation piece for gun enthusiasts and fidget toy fans alike.

You can print the bullets in two ways: a multi-color version using an AMS system, or a basic version with threaded parts that can be assembled manually after printing. No real firearm parts—this is purely a playful, non-functional design inspired by classic revolvers

What do you need for assembly?

  • Fast-drying glue

  • Pen spring

  • Oil (optional)

Assembly instructions are available in video format:

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