Orbit Gear Spinner
A planetary gearset you can hold. Prints meshed together; the herringbone teeth keep it that way.
Ships in 2–4 days · printed to order in the color they pick
No magnets, no batteries, no paint — raw name-brand filament only. Recommended ages 6+.
Original Xeno 3D design
The full story
This is a real planetary gear train, the kind that lives inside drills and gearboxes, shrunk to palm size. The herringbone teeth do two jobs: they run smoothly, and they physically lock the gears into the ring so the toy can never shed a piece. Simple enough for a kid to spin, real enough for an engineer to recognize the mechanism. Made to order in-house, finished by hand, and checked over before it ships. Need a color, size, or finish you don't see here? Drop us a note and we'll sort it out.
Material & care
Printed in premium PLA+ or PETG depending on application. Wipe clean with a damp cloth. Avoid prolonged direct sun for PLA+ items; choose PETG or ASA for outdoor use — just ask.
Specifications
- Print process
- FDM, produced to order
- Layer height
- 0.16–0.20 mm
- Finish
- Off build plate / textured
- Filament used
- ~30 g
- Print time
- ~2 h
- Recommended age
- 6+
- Lead time
- 2–4 business days
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