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Select, right-click and choose Press Pull.
Extrude the sketch up to the height of the bearing.
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Chapter 10: Fidget Spinner
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Click Fillet and drag a selection window around the model.
Fillet the edges.
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Round Off All Edges
Choose Modify →Fillet and drag a selection window around the whole model
(Figure
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). Then drag the arrow or enter 1mm for the fillet radius in the text
field and click OK to finish (Figure
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). Done!
The Printed Spinner
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shows the printed spinner. If all goes well, the coins and bearing
should fit perfectly. However, the physical 3D printed product may not be
exactly what the numbers on the screen show due to the printer’s precision
ability and even the type of filament. Makers typically have a set of files on
hand to enlarge too-small holes. Scaling the model up 2mm and re-printing
is an option, too.
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The printed fidget spinner.
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