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0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 15% infill

V2 - Wider Finger Pads

V1 - Smaller Finger Pads

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V2 - Less Resistant Pad Replacements

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I&#39;ve updated the finger pads to be wider and have a bowl-like shape for your fingers to rest in. And the spherical shape is maintained. The larger pieces have also been updated with some cutouts to allow for these larger finger pads to fit. I also went ahead and increased the infill on the super tiny pieces just because they can tend to break occasionally during assembly. I&#39;ve used the same ball bearings as the original print, but I purchased mine for cheaper from <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer ugc" href="https://a.co/d/05fehyfN">Amazon</a> here: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer ugc" href="https://a.co/d/05fehyfN">https://a.co/d/05fehyfN</a> Preferably these ball-bearings would be just a tiny tiny bit tighter fit into the print because sometimes they slip out of place if you squeeze the ball very hard. But a tiny touch of super glue fixes this. Be sure to not use too much glue or it might seep into the ball-bearing. A tiny amount is all that would be needed. There is a second print plate with the first version of my finger-pads, but V2 is far better if you ask me. There is also a third print plate with replacements for the finger pads. These finger pads are incase you experience too much resistance when spinning. They offer greater clearance so there is less rubbing of parts, but they may be slightly less flush with the spherical shape of the ball, only by like 0.5mm though.

Upgraded Finger Pads

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Please watch the assembly video (every step is there). Using bamboo filament, the print will be successful (I managed to make some pieces even without support with super track plates). If you don&#39;t want the rotation, you can use this ball only as a squishy ball oryou can download my previous version of fidget ball. You can find the fidget ball bearing on AlieExpress, On Zip fille i will let the linkfor ball bearings and rubber.

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