SuperSpinner! 20 Long Spinning Top — Only 20g
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Bill of Materials
- 6mm diameter steel ball (optional) x 1: Purchase from MakerWorld or another vendor.
Description
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The SuperSpinner! 20 — only 20 grams. Spins like it weighs a lot more.
Meet the newest member of the SuperSpinner! family. The whole top tips the scale at just 20g, and almost every one of those grams is packed into the flywheel rim. The result: a top that hums along on smooth surfaces long after you'd expect it to quit.
Why 20 grams spins so long
It's all about where the mass is. The flywheel is a solid, rim-loaded disc — the weight is pushed right out to the edge, so it has a surprising amount of angular momentum for its size. Pair that with a polished Ø6 mm ball contact and the friction at the tip nearly vanishes. Little top, heavyweight spin.
Two builds — pick your tip
- All-Printed Edition — a printed rounded tip. 100% plastic, nothing to buy, still a lovely spinner.
- Steel Edition (recommended) — drop a Ø6 mm steel or ceramic ball into the tip seat for the
longest, smoothest runs.
You'll need a little CA (super) glue, plus one Ø6 mm ball for the Steel Edition.
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