Perfect Round Stress Ball - Free 3D Print Model

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

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Description

Playfully Relieve Stress with a "Squished" Solid Sphere

Ever wondered what a squishy stress ball looks like frozen in time? This unique desk toy captures the exact moment a soft sphere is squeezed—but crafts it out of an unexpectedly rigid material. It’s a fascinating, tactile contrast that’s incredibly fun to play with and perfect for stress relief.

Pro Tip for Makers: For the internal spring, we highly recommend printing with PETG. While PLA is easy to work with, our long-term testing showed it tends to snap over time with continuous fidgeting. PETG provides the perfect balance of flexibility and durability, ensuring your stress relief toy lasts!
This product relies on precise tolerances to ensure smooth sliding. To achieve the necessary accuracy and print quality, we strongly recommend using Bambu Lab filaments.

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Comment & Rating (16)

@Grim_Reapz6414

Thank you for not using ai for the cover. Really.

@user_3243843317

i’ve rented the spring with Pat G that was perfectly dried and in great condition yet the second I picked up the spring off the bed after three consecutive tries immediately, just crumbled in my hand

The designer has replied

@grwang41

I'm not sure if you're using regular PETG or something else? I've used matte PETG before, and its layer adhesion is terrible. The print just snaps/breaks as soon as you compress it.

@guinea_printz

pla?

The designer has replied

@grwang41

PLA for the exterior, PETG recommended for the internal spring.

@meprintstuff123

I have a feeling this is ganna get popular just like the pentaclick because this is very similar if anything cooler

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@user_3362122025

why Two colors? Why Does there have to be two plates? Why can’t it just be one color? These are some questions that I really need answered unless you don’t want me to print it.

The designer has replied

@grwang41

Because the exterior and internal spring use different materials, I separated them by color. The internal spring is printed in PETG for a longer lifespan, but it can also be fully printed with just one type of filament.

@UlyssesCain

very cool

@Blake_Shipley

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

super fun to play with

@Duo_3D_Print

nice

@EllaC

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

@Ammoman9999

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

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