Super Clicky Oreo Spinner by JamesThePrinter

JamesThePrinter

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50 min

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Description

Rotate the creme filling for satisfying clicks!

As you rotate the filling, the spring arm will move from one position to the next, giving you a nice tactile feel. This model was designed to be the actual size of a Double Stuf Oreo (with extra creme for a better grip).

Assembly

Start with one wafer piece upside-down. Glue the center gear into the center of the wafer. Stack the creme filling onto the wafer, ensuring that the tip of the spring is inside the gear. Glue the second wafer onto the remaining end of the center gear.

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The filaments used in the picture above are polymaker PolyTerra Charcoal PLA and Hatchbox True White

Comment & Rating (271)

@peter051151

Brilliant model, thank you. Just wondering how you got the intricate biscuit pattern. Did you make an svg from an image and then extrude it?

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@JamesThePrinter

yes, it's from an SVG

@peter051151

Replying to @JamesThePrinter :

Thank you. I have just done the same in Fusion and am printing a large-scale Oreo, without your fidget inside, just as a piece of useless pop-art. I gave your print to a neighbour's child, who loved it.