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Circus‑Top Hex Spinner - Fidget Toy

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The Original (smooth version)
The Original (smooth version)
Designer
38 min
1 plate

Fuzzy skin on the centre hex
Fuzzy skin on the centre hex
Designer
39 min
1 plate

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Matte Ivory White (11100) / Filament with spool / 1kg
Matte Marine Blue (11600) / Refill / 1kg

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Circus‑Top Hex Spinner

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I designed this because I wanted a spinner that wasn’t just another circle or triangle.  The circus‑top ends give it a fun silhouette, and the hex centre feels great between your fingers. 

 

The fuzzy‑skin variant was an experiment that turned out surprisingly nice, even if the top/bottom layers stay smooth. 

 

This is a custom‑designed hexagonal fidget spinner with a playful twist: the ends flare out in a shape inspired by a classic circus big‑top tent. The result is a spinner that feels geometric, sculptural, and surprisingly comfortable to hold.

 

The centre hexagon is sized to spin freely between your fingers, and the outer “circus‑top” lobes give it a rhythmic, balanced feel as it rotates. It prints cleanly without supports and works great in PLA.

 

I’ve included two versions:

 

1. Smooth Standard Version

  • Clean surfaces
  • Crisp edges
  • Fast print
  • Ideal for showing off filament colour or sheen

2. Fuzzy‑Skin Centre Hex Version

  • Adds tactile grip to the centre
  • Outer lobes remain smooth
  • A fun alternative if you like tactile prints
  • Note: top and bottom layers do not apply fuzzy skin (slicer limitation), but the side texture still feels great

Both versions use the same geometry and print settings.

 

If you print one, I’d love to see your make!

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