Bistable Gyro – Flip, Snap, and Fidget in Style!

₹299.00

Two States. Endless Satisfaction.

Enter the world of magnetic flipping madness with the Bistable Gyro – a deceptively simple fidget that hides a deeply satisfying secret: snap-action bistability. Just flip it, and you’ll be hooked.

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Color

Material

PLA

Size (CM)

Clear

Description

Fidget Physics That Clicks

With a quick flick of the finger, the Bistable Gyro snaps between two stable states, creating a clean, audible click and a deeply addictive tactile rhythm. It’s a fidget toy you feel in your bones – and one you won’t want to put down.

What It's Perfect For:

🔄 Flipping while thinking, working, or zoning out
🔬 Science nerds and lovers of clever mechanics
📚 Desk therapy during long study or office hours
🎁 A pocket-sized gift with surprising impact

Customizable

Tailored designs to match your unique needs.

Biodegradable (PLA)

Eco-friendly PLA that decomposes naturally.

Replaceable Parts

Easily to swap parts for extended product life.

Make in India

Proudly designed and manufactured in India.

Additional information

Weight	30 g
Color	Black, Brown, Yellow, Blue, Golden, Green, Grey, Orange, Pink, Purple, Red, Silver, Voilet, White
Material	PLA
Size (CM)	Standard Size

Specification

Product Specification

Weight	30 g
Color	Black, Brown, Yellow, Blue, Golden, Green, Grey, Orange, Pink, Purple, Red, Silver, Voilet, White
Material	PLA
Size (CM)	Standard Size

Statutory Information

ORIGIN	India
CONVEYANCE	Free
POSTAGE & HANDLING	Free above 1999/-
WARRANTY	Not Applicable
EXCHANGE	Within 7 Days
RETURN/REFUND	Read our Return Policy
CUSTOMER CARE	The Custom Craft (info@thecustomcraft.in) +91 7011105471
GRIEVANCE	Please contact us for any grievance.
SECURITY	Payments are secured as per RBI norms.
MANUFACTURER	Sector 21, Rohini Delhi - 110086

FAQs

What is 3D Printing?

3D Printing, also known as additive manufacturing, is a process of creating three-dimensional objects from a digital file by building them layer by layer using materials like plastic, resin, or metal.

How it Works:

Design:  A 3D model is created using 3D modeling software (like Blender, Tinkercad, or Fusion 360) or by scanning a real object using a 3D scanner.
Slicing:  The 3D model is then sliced into thin horizontal layers using a slicer software (e.g., Cura or PrusaSlicer), which generates a set of instructions (G-code) for the printer.
Printing:  The 3D printer reads the G-code and prints the object layer by layer, starting from the bottom and building up.

Materials Used:

PLA, ABS, PETG – for plastic-based models
Resin – for high-detail models
Nylon, TPU – for flexible prints
Metal, Ceramic, Concrete – for industrial applications

Types of 3D Printing:

FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling):  Most common; uses melted plastic filament.
SLA (Stereolithography):  Uses UV light to cure liquid resin into solid layers.
SLS (Selective Laser Sintering):  Uses lasers to fuse powdered materials like nylon or metal

Applications:

Prototyping and product design
Medical (e.g., prosthetics, dental)
Architecture (scale models)
Automotive and Aerospace
Fashion and Jewelry
Toys, action figures, and collectibles

What is difference between PLA 3D Printing and SLA 3d Printing?

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