🏺"Meander/Greek Key" Fidget Spinner 🏺

The edge of my fidget spinner features the classic Greek key (also called the meander) a single unbroken line that loops back on itself. This motif became a hallmark of the Greek Geometric period (c. 900–700 BCE) and takes its name from the winding Maeander River in Anatolia. Seen on pottery, temple friezes, and mosaics, it later spread through Roman and Neoclassical design. Often read as a symbol of infinity, unity, and the steady flow of life, it’s a perfect match for a fidget spinner’s continuous motion.

Note: In testing, some filaments would spin great, and others would seemingly have more friction. If you find it doesn't spin that great, take some of the oil you use to lube your printer and lubricate the “rails” inside the spinner. It will spin much better that way.

Printing Notes

• ensure build plate is very clean for maximum adhesion
• .20 mm layer height
• Arachne wall generator
• 3 wall loops
• 25% gyroid infill
• 50mm/s outer wall speed