Pure Brass Fidget Spinner Gears Linkage Fidget Gyro Toy Metal DIY Hand Spinne...

My son loves this. It comes apart and goes back together well. The bearings are good too

Very well made. I little large. but works very well. When It arrived, I did have to install a screw that came off. Thank God it was still in the bag. Checked all screw for tightness. It even comes with a case. Very well made and fun to have at my desk.

Impressive in size and weight and well-made, it's a great spinner for larger hands. Just be aware that, despite the neat-looking gears, all it does is spin. The gears are eye candy only.

Bought this for an old boss of mine. He ended up turning into a supreme dirtbag, and I regret giving him such a cool fidget spinner. Lots of intricate gear detail for those of us who like such things, nice and weighty too. All the gears seemed to mesh well and the axles spun freely without any rattle or wobble. Wish I'd have kept that one for myself. Maybe I should order another... Actually, I just might now that I think about it.

All coworkers enjoy this one. This could be used as a weapon when thrown. It is heavy and sturdy. The outside gears spin free. Juuuust incase you were thinking that the outside gears interact with the main gear, it doesn't. You might initially be disappointed, but then you realize you can spin the little gears with one finger and not have to spin the whole fidget, suddenly, youre happy about it. 😁

My boyfriend has a serious nail chewing problem and the only thing that really stopped it was his fidget spinner, but he lost it. He went back to chewing his nails and I asked him why he wouldn’t just buy another one and he said it was something about the bearings (he’s a skater so he’s kind of stuck up about stuff like that LOL) I thought that since this was expensive it would do the trick and honestly not only did he say that he liked the bearings on it but he has also had a lot of fun taking it apart and putting it back together. The only downside to it was how big it is, he has pretty big hands and it was still pretty big but he says he likes how cool it is and you can modify it to make it smaller, which he did :) very happy happy to help him get over a bad habit

Good weight, excellent sensory and fidget toy for neurodivergent older kids and adults alike. I use it at work to prevent finger picking, it's quiet and doesn't disturb my coworkers or clients. The pieces that may come off with use are very small and are a choking hazard for humans that put stuff in their mouth that they shouldn't. But excellent for everyone else.

A little heavy but the fact you have 3 ways to spin and play with this thing is absolutely amazing. Hold the outer frame and spin the middle, spin the wheels on the ends, or hold the center and spin the entire thing. Stopping the spin sends the energy to the point cogs and makes them spin and overall is pretty quiet. Looks awesome just sitting on the desk too, very much recommend!