Orbix — Triple‑Motion EDC Fidget Collection

Orbix — Triple‑Motion EDC Fidget Collection

Everyday Motion. Printed in Minutes.

Orbix is a triple‑motion EDC fidget designed for instant satisfaction, smooth mechanics, and fast, support‑free printing. Each model offers a unique tactile experience: orbiting, spinning, and gyroscopic motion. All versions are optimized for clean PLA printing and everyday carry durability.

Halo is the premium, visually expressive model — perfect for color effects and layer‑change prints. 

Classic is the fast‑print hero — 19:10 pure print time in PLA Galaxy, under 25 minutes including heat‑up. 

Skeleton is the minimal, technical variant with a lightweight feel.

All models are available as PiP (Print‑in‑Place) or Disc Edition with a separate sphere.

PRINT SETTINGS

• No supports
• 0.2 mm layer height recommended
• 2 perimeters
• PLA Basic, PLA Galaxy, or Silk
• PiP versions print partially assembled (see assembly guide)
• Disc versions print the sphere separately
• Important: Let all parts cool completely before assembly. Warm parts will not fit correctly.

VARIANTS

HALO

• PiP Edition
• Disc Edition (separate sphere, press‑fit)
• Layer‑Change Edition (showcase)

CLASSIC

• PiP Edition (under 25 min total, 19:10 pure print time)
• Disc Edition (separate sphere, press‑fit)
• Fast‑Print Edition (PLA Galaxy)

SKELETON

• PiP Edition

• Disc Edition (separate sphere, press‑fit)

   

ASSEMBLY GUIDE

1. Prepare the Sphere (all variants)

Every version uses a sphere made from two halves that screw together.

• Remove the small brims from both sphere halves (they come off easily).
• Make sure the parts are fully cooled before assembly.
• Screw both halves together until they sit flush.
• Do not overtighten.

2. PiP Versions (Print‑in‑Place)

The sphere is already inside the ring.

• Simply screw the two sphere halves together while they sit inside the ring.
• Check that the sphere rotates freely.
• Done.

3. Disc Versions (Sphere printed separately)

These versions require pressing the finished sphere into the ring.

Important: The ring has one larger opening on the bottom side. Only insert the sphere from this side.

Steps:

1. Screw the sphere halves together (fully cooled).
2. Position the sphere at the larger bottom opening of the ring.
3. Place the ring on a hard, flat surface (stone floor, tile, countertop).
4. Press the ring firmly downward onto the sphere, the sphere will pop into the ring.
   • It requires force.
   • It always works.
   • If it doesn’t fit: the parts were still warm or you tried the smaller side.
5. Check that the sphere spins freely.

WARNINGS

• Do not assemble while parts are warm.
• Do not use tools to press the sphere in.
• Do not press on soft surfaces (wood, cutting mats, etc.).
• Small parts — keep away from children.