Rotating Rings Toy
This is a pretty nice rotating rings toy which is perfect to use as a fidget toy in almost every situation. :) If you are not able to get the rings rotating freely, you can use the "looser-tolerances" version. If needed I can upload outer rings for replacement purposes. If you want to change the tolerances yourself: By using PrusaSlicer and going to print settings → advanced you can select the xy-compensation. By typing in a positive value, the gap between the rings will get smaller, by typing in a negative value, the gap will become bigger. Keep in mind that even small inputs change a lot - the original version has gaps of 0.35mm inbetween the rings, so if you type in 0.05 as the xy-offset, your gap will be reduced to just 0.25. Original design by Marvin on Printables: https://www.printables.com/model/7876-rotating-rings-toy (License: CC BY-SA)
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By: Marvin
Format: STL
Rotating Rings Toy
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This is a pretty nice rotating rings toy which is perfect to use as a fidget toy in almost every situation. :) If you are not able to get the rings rotating freely, you can use the "looser-tolerances" version. If needed I can upload outer rings for replacement purposes. If you want to change the tolerances yourself: By using PrusaSlicer and going to print settings → advanced you can select the xy-compensation. By typing in a positive value, the gap between the rings will get smaller, by typing in a negative value, the gap will become bigger. Keep in mind that even small inputs change a lot - the original version has gaps of 0.35mm inbetween the rings, so if you type in 0.05 as the xy-offset, your gap will be reduced to just 0.25. Original design by Marvin on Printables: https://www.printables.com/model/7876-rotating-rings-toy (License: CC BY-SA)
October 25, 2026
STL
15.7 MB