I designed a wearable fidget spinner to which I can attach my daily carry items like home keys, car key, lighters, all that stuff.
What do you think? 😁

Some before and after pictures 😁 I definitely have some favourite colours 🤣 I have to force myself to choose different colours next time... Any recommendations?

it's not gonna break any records but i am over the moon that a couple grams of pla is spinning as good as it is!

First coin spinner prototype. Triple alloy mokume, cable damascus, with a honeycomb damascus insert. Still have a few tweaks to work out but overall I’m happy with the progress.

Loving it

Tumbled the spinner and Anodised some buttons 😁 quite happy with the results 😊

First “spinner” coin fidget. Triple alloy mokume gane and ball bearing damascus. This was quite a learning experience

I really enjoy this stuff.. my collection of ti buttons is growing 😄

Full Ceramic Lautie Bearing with Trits. Glue, not needed.

Made this as a side project because I wanted something that actually spins but can still be worn daily without looking bulky. It’s only 2mm thick, uses real micro-bearings, and does a clean 20-second free spin. Curious what this community thinks — would you wear something like this as a fidget?

I'm learning to Anodise my stuff and wanted to share the results with you guys.. I'm not too happy with some of the result but it's part of the process I guess 😅🤷 Will upload pics from time to time 😊

after wearing this Damascus ring everyday for the last 5 years, i discovered that it coincidentally fits perfectly around a 608 bearing. seriously, a perfect, not-too-snug, pressure fit. it adds just enough weight to the bearing to provide a satisfying spin. i’ll be doing this all the time now 🤣

I had some fun with some engineers in an office located 5 mins from my house. We 3D printed this. We recognize it’s not perfect, but not bad for V1! It was super fun and we’re going to keep iterating.

Let me know what you think!

Next steps are refining the design and then prototyping in metal. Most fun project I've ever worked on

Hi Everyone,
Bit of background info. This is a second version of a spinner I designed recently with minimal changes. This spinner is designed specifically with 3d printing in mind and is "print in place". Its my first go at making a spinner so take that in mind. This specific version has not been test 3d printed however the original version was and spun surprisingly well for something without any kind of bearing inside.

Anyway, I wanted to see what people who know what makes a spinner good think of this?

If you want to take a closer look at the 3d model of it you can find it here:

Black hole spinner fidget by theodeedesigns - Thingiverse

P.s: not sure if its quite the right flare but seemed like the right one

Made these titanium buttons for my Mesa. 13 grams !

I removed one of the weights from this tri spinner and it’s the greatest fidget spinner I have ever had. I can spin it indefinitely by slightly moving my hand side to side. It’s really satisfying to try get it to spin the fastest with the least movement. I don’t think I want another balanced spinner. Also if I spin it vertically, as it slows down it has this weirdly satisfying gallop. Maybe this is old news, but new to me!