A 6-Sided Die Spinner that's cheap and fast to print (about 36 cents and 42 minutes on the P1S), all parts are printed, simple to assemble, and no need to buy bearings.

Assembly:

1. Press the bearing onto the spoke of the top of the spinner.

2. Insert the top of the spinner into the base.

3. Spin!

**Note** Two different types of bearings are included in the profile.  Plate #1 uses a dumbell bearing.  It's easier to print and the movement works fine.  Use it a few times to loosen the movement (or use a tiny bit of silicone lubricant if you feel you really need to).  Plate #2 has a ball version of the bearing.  The movement is a bit smoother but it's more difficult to print.  On the backside of the bearing, there's a thin strip of filament connecting the balls that needs to be removed before it'll work well.  Removing that strip of filament can be delicate work.  Bearing print and work better with a .2mm nozzle but also work a-ok with a .4mm (it's what I used for this print).