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Press-to-Spin Squishy Ball
We might look similar, but they don't spin like me. 😏
I saw many amazing squishy ball fidgets recently and couldn't stop thinking:
What if a squishy ball could spin by itself?
Inspired by classic spinning tops, Magic Squishy Spinning Ball transforms a simple squeeze into a spinning motion.
Just:👉 Press👉 Spin👉 Release
No twisting.No second step.No extra hand required.Just pure mechanical satisfaction.
⚙️ Hidden Engineering
Inside Magic Squishy Spinning Ball is a mechanism that converts squeezing motion directly into rotational motion.
The design combines:
- Ball Screw Mechanism
- Clutch System
- Elastic Return Drive
- Dual 608 Bearings
From the outside, it looks like a simple squishy ball.
Inside, it's a surprisingly complex mechanical toy disguised as one.
👨👩👧👦 Comfortable To Play
Magic Squishy Spinning Ball was designed with comfort in mind.
All exposed corners and edges have been rounded wherever possible to create a smoother handling experience and avoid unnecessary sharp contact points during play.
🔧 Hardware Included
Magic Squishy Spinning Ball requires only:
- 2 × 608ZZ Bearings
- 1 × Rubber Band
608ZZ Bearing Size:
- 22 mm Outer Diameter
- 8 mm Inner Diameter
- 7 mm Thickness
No magnets required.No glue required.
🪢 Rubber Band Selection
I've successfully tested bands ranging from 28 mm to 40 mm.
Different rubber bands simply change the feel of the fidget:
- Softer bands = lighter squeeze
- Stronger bands = faster rebound
- Tighter bands = bonus finger workout 💪😆
Feel free to experiment and find your favorite setup.
💡 Design Philosophy
Looks like a squishy ball.
Plays like a spinning top.
Powered by engineering.
This is exactly the kind of design I love creating:
Funny Design, Serious Engineering.
