Customizable Spinning Magic Wand with Your Name

Fully Custom Spinning Magic Wand Maker Flip the wand and the spinner twirls all the way down the twisted stick. Flip it back and it does it again. Spinning wands are all over MakerWorld right now but there isn't one that is fully customizable like this one!   Type a name and it goes on the topper and on the handle. Then pick the charm that spins, what goes on top, and your colors. Check out some examples below: How it works The stick is twisted, and the spinner has a twisted hole that matches it. Hold the wand up and the spinner sits on the handle. Turn it upside down and it spins its way down to the topper. Turn it back over and it spins back down to the handle. What you can change Name The name goes on the front of the topper and is cut into the side of the handle. You can turn the handle name off. You also get MakerWorld's font picker. Spinner There are 12 to pick from: Shapes: Star, Heart, Flower, Swirl Christmas: Christmas tree, Snowflake, Snowman, Bell Space: Planet, Rocket, UFO Name ring: puts the name around a little drum, so the name spins too Topper Star, Heart, Cloud, Crown or Circle. It can show the name, the first letter, a cute face, or nothing. Long names fit best on the Cloud or the Circle. Spin speed Slow, Medium or Fast. Slow takes its time and spins more times on the way down, and it's my favorite. Fast zips down. A spinner only fits a stick made with the same speed, so print them together. Stick length Short (130 mm), Medium (160 mm) or Long (190 mm). Long spins the longest, but it's tall and thin, so it's the hardest to print. Short and Medium fit the A1 mini. Colors Pick a color for the stick, the handle, the spinner, the topper and the name. Stand Holds 1 to 6 wands. Handy if you're making a bunch of them for a party. Fit If the spinner sticks, raise spin fit a little. If it wobbles, lower it. The topper should push on snug and still turn so you can face it front. If yours is loose, pick Tighter for topper fit. If it won't go on, pick Looser. Colors and plates Every part prints in one color. The only second color is the name or face on the topper. On a single-color printer, add a filament change at the first layer above 9 mm. Printing No supports needed. Print the stick by itself, standing up, with a brim, at 0.2 mm. Don't put more than one stick on a plate. I tried printing three at once and all three turned into spaghetti at the top due to the movement of my A1's bed On an A1 or any printer where the bed moves, switch to Silent speed while the stick prints so that it doesnt turn into spaghetti Give the stick 4 walls so it's basically solid. I printed mine in PLA.  Putting it together Twist the stick into the handle like a screw. It should feel snug. Slide the spinner on from the top.  Push the topper onto the peg at the top and turn it to face the same way as the name on the handle. Depending on the tolerance on your printer you may need a drop of glue to make it stick That also makes it kid-proof! since no small parts have a chance of falling off. If you have any issues printing it let me know down below i'd be happy to help!