How they work
“Planetary” uses a planetary gear instead of a bearing: a sun in the centre, four planets and a ring-body with internal teeth. The teeth are herringbone — half the height twists one way, half the other — so the parts can’t fall out up or down.
“Orbit” is a core and five rings, each turning in the next on two conical axles. The axles of neighbouring pairs are perpendicular, so the rings spin in different planes without catching.
Screw tower is eight nested rings with the same helical twist. Each ring has a flange at the bottom and the next one’s lip catches it at the top: the tower extends to 98 mm and twists half a turn.
Who to give them to
- Anyone who fiddles with a pen in meetings — a spinner or gyroscope for the pocket.
- Schoolchildren — something to fidget with before a test.
- Colleagues — a set of three fidgets in different colours.
Colour and safety
We print in PLA of any colour — if we don’t have yours in stock, we’ll buy it for your order. The fidgets are not certified as children’s toys: ages 3+ under adult supervision.
A different fidget from your model
Found a fidget on Printables, Thingiverse or MakerWorld? We’ll print it from your file, priced by weight: PLA from 5 UAH/g. More on the 3D printing service page. Classic spinners with a bearing printed together with the body are on the fidget spinners page.









FigurinesAn owlet on books, a teddy bear and a baby dragon — with feathers, stitches and scales.
Dinosaur 3D puzzlesT. rex and Triceratops skeletons of flat slotted pieces — no glue needed.
Fidget spinnersThe classic Trefoil, a gear spinner and the Planetary — printed fully assembled.
Toy carsA tractor, a race car and an off-roader — the wheels spin straight off the printer.
Printing from your modelSend your model — priced by weight, free quote.