2 Way Gyroscope Fidget Spinner Toy for Fun Anxiety Relief Print-in-Place

Print in place or build in pieces for a multi-color design - either way, this gyroscoping fidget spinner will keep you endlessly entertained.

It spins two ways. Grip the middle between your thumb and finger, and the whole outside spins around the center. Or, hold onto the outer ring and all of the inner pieces become a spinning gyroscope you can flick in all directions. It's sized to fit in the palm of your hand for easy fidgeting with one or two hands.

When you download the gyroscope fidget, you get two ways to print it. There's a single STL file labeled WHOLE that will print in place. Alternatively, you can print each ring separate, along with a series of pins. These files give you the option of printing the fidget spinner in multiple colors, then putting it together.

A Word of Warning The pins are sized to fit tightly, but you may still need glue to keep them from popping out with all that fidget-flicking. Only use a tiny bit of glue. Do not let the glue touch the end of the pin that the next ring will spin on. Obviously, that would compromise the loose, free-spinning ability of the fidget toy.

Enjoy!

DIMENSIONS
At 100% scale, the gyroscopic spinner toy measures:

X = 6.0cm / 2.36in
Y = 6.0cm / 2.36n
Z = 0.69cm / 0.27in

If you like the 2 Way Gyroscopic Fidget Spinner, please check out our ever-growing portfolio of STL models (including many more fidget toys!)

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Whether you're printing the entire spinning fidget toy at once, or printing and building it piece by piece, these settings should work just fine. I used them multiple times and had no trouble.

Layer Quality: 0.12
Infill: 20%
Speed: 60mm/s
Supports: No
Plate Adhesion: None

Tip: If you experience any problems with pins being too tight or the print-in-place version not spinning freely, try using Cura's Experimental feature, Slicing Tolerance > Exclusive