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Print with randomized seams to make the twist smooth. To assemble just slide the middle onto the main body then twist the cap on, you can add some glue to lock it in place if you would like.
To assemble slide the middle onto the main body then screw the cap on. The inside has a taper so you should just push the fidget onto your pencil and it will fit tight.
To print this flexagon print 3 of the “Flexagon Regular” files along with 3 "Filament Hinge Link' files. You can also print the looser tolerance file if your printer is not very accurate. Print the Snap On Link at your own risk as I have…
This is a simple spirograph print, very fun for kids and adults alike. To use, place a small gear inside the big ring gear, take a pen and trace in circles!
If the gears are too tight / loose just scale them in your slicer, beside that it should work fine. Print as many gears as you want and have fun arranging them.
To assemble, first put the bottom bevel gear in place then the two side gears. Lastly slide the spacer under the very bottom gear to make sure nothing falls apart.
This model is print in place so just print it face down. The tolerances are tight so if the print doesn't move then you can use use horizontal expansion in your slicer to help loosen it. If printing in silk pla I would be careful as it…
Print in TPU if you want it to be more grippy.
Little assembly required and shouldent take too long to print. Make sure to print with Z seam on random and apply some grease to the gears and the main shaft to help it spin to its full potential!
Best printed in a strong material such as PETG but I have printed in PLA and it works just fine. Print with a low layer height to keep the teeth from breaking. To use you slide the outer teeth under the staple as shown in the picture,…
Print with high infil and apply some grease to the middle to make it spin better.
Print with randomizes seams on and scale the nut to fit depending on your printer.
Needs supports to be printed, I recommend using tree supports.
I highly recommend you print in TPU as it gives the best gripping results. To load the notes just wrap some paper around the holder and slide it into the holes!
The main holder will require supports to print, I recommend printing the side with the threads face down and using tree supports.
When printing I would recommend PETG to prevent warping but PLA will probably be okay. The drawers should be printed point down and with a brim to avoid them falling down, no supports are needed if your printer can handle small brides and…
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