Collection: Fidgets && Toys

Here’s a collection of 3D-printed fidgets and toys I made. I used both filament and resin printing for these.

Models: Dragon Egg and Articulated Crystal Dragon

To assemble this knife, you need to cut a small piece of filament and insert it into the handle. A smart commenter suggested using a soldering iron to melt both ends of the filament piece so it stays in place. I tried this on my print, and it worked perfectly.

Model: Balisong aka Butterfly Knife

Model: Planetary Gears Finger Fidget Spinners

Model: Hexagon Superfidget

This fidget is not as satisfying or smooth as the metal versions, but I was curious to try it.

Model: Large handheld pin art fidget toy

The blue filament used for this model is phosphorescent. I charged it with UV light so it would glow in the dark in the photo on the right.

Model: Impossible Pyramid Passthrough

Model: Fidget Cube Toy: Angled

Model: Tactile Fidget Rings

I have a friend named Justin, and I found the double pun hilarious. I printed the model and gave it to him. He found it hilarious as well.

Model: Just in case - pun box

I printed this one with my resin printer, which shows that resin printing works just as well for fidgets.

Model: Cute Mini Octopus

I don’t have a photo of this puzzle before assembly. It was one of my first prints with my filament printer. It’s included in the default list of models suggested by the printer when you first set it up.

Model: Robot Dragon Articulated Puzzle

This bubble wand left some kids in awe of the bubbles. It had the same effect on an adults as well.

Model: Giant Bubble Wand