Gyro Cube

Name: Gyro Cube (3D printed)
Brand: Hark Tech
Price: 16.68 GBP
Availability: InStock

From £16.68 printed to order · UK postage from £2.95, free over £40 · usually dispatched within 2 working days
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Free community design ♥ 2,004 likes ↓ 23,517 downloads

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Typical cost for this model in PLA: ~£16.68 + postage from £2.95 (free Tracked 48 over £40). We prepare your model, print it across our calibrated production fleet and quality-check it before it is usually dispatched within 2 working days.

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We didn’t design this model. It’s a community file from its original creator, and now and then a file has a fault that only shows up when we print it, such as walls that are too thin or parts that don’t join properly. If that happens we’ll let you know and try to fix the file, which can add a day or two. If we can’t get a good print from it, we’ll refund you in full.

Good to know before you order

TPU has a £11.50 print-order minimum. ABS, ASA, PC, Nylon and PETG-CF have a £46 minimum; PA-CF has a £69 minimum. Delivery is shown separately in your cart.

Need a few parts? Add them to one cart. One order minimum and one postage charge cover the cart: £6.90 for standard materials, £11.50 with TPU, £46 with ABS, ASA, PC, Nylon or PETG-CF, or £69 with PA-CF.

Please check the model files include everything you need before ordering. We print the files as published by the creator, so you receive the parts in the model, not necessarily a finished assembly shown in any photos. These are community designs by their original creators; we manufacture and post them but cannot guarantee fitment for your specific appliance or use case - check the original design page for compatibility.

About this print

A gyro cube is a nested structure with concentric rings that can rotate independently, demonstrating gyroscopic motion. It is commonly used as a desk toy, a demonstration piece in maker spaces and fab labs, or an educational model for exploring mechanical principles. PLA is well suited for this kind of geometric assembly, offering the dimensional accuracy needed for the rings to rotate freely.

From the original design page

Original maker's notes

By ARTCAD on Thingiverse · CC-BY-SA

Inspired by video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5Zx02qAacA I've modeled my own gyro cube and printed it using FDM printer (I have an access to Stratasys Elite). Mine doesn't rotate as crazzzzy as original thing, but still brings lots of fun :)

The original thing designer appeared on Thingiverse:
http://www.thingiverse.com/virtox

Formatting may have been simplified. These are the independent maker's instructions and fitment claims; Hark Tech has not independently verified them.

Printing Gyro Cube

For Gyro Cube we would normally reach for PLA — it is the easy, economical default and suits the majority of models. We set the layer height, wall count, infill and supports to suit the model and how you will use it, and those choices are already priced into your instant quote. Want a specific colour or material? Tell us and we will match it where we can.

Model details

Downloads at source	23,517
Likes at source	2,004
Original model	View on Thingiverse
Designer	ARTCAD
Licence	CC-BY-SA

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