3d Printed YoYo File and Bearing Kit - 3d Printed YoYo NOT INCLUDED

Print your own plastic yo-yo in one of two ways, and make it work with our Bearing Kit.

Two Types of Print YoYo:

Looper for looping tricks
Wing for Responsive and Unresponsive tricks (depending on which bearing you will use)

Print Files

Looping YoYo	Wing YoYo

Kit includes:

String
Axle screws
Locking nut
Unresponsive bearing
Responsive bearing
Two types of pads
Pad mounting plates

Ready to Print?
Here’s a Friendly Reminder:

We love seeing your creativity come to life through 3D printing! While you're welcome to print your own yo-yos using our models, please note that results can vary based on your printer, materials, and experience level. Because of this, we can’t guarantee performance or durability. Have fun experimenting—and share your builds with us!

✨ Note: Finished yo-yos are not included with this kit. To build your own, you’ll need to download the free 3D files and print them yourself. This kit provides the essential parts—like the bearing and string—to get your yo-yo spinning smoothly once it's printed.

🌀 All images shown are computer renderings or examples of yo-yos we've printed. Your results may vary depending on your printer and settings—but that’s part of the fun!

Instructions: (also included in .ZIP Files)

Download the Zip file with the 3D printed friendly file
Order our bearing kit
Print both halves of the yoyo
Beginner and looping option - Responsive YoYo:
Use short screw, thin bearing, and Green Pads
Intermediate and Pro option - Unresponsive YoYo:
Use Long Screw, thick (wide) bearing, and White Pads.
Stick an axle through 1 half so the hex part of the screw goes into the hex relief, then lay it down so that the yoyo inside wall face up
Insert the black pad plate, smoother end towards the yoyo half (down)
Insert the pad of choice into the black plate
Slip on the bearing of choice on
Take the other half of the yoyo and stick the nut into the hex relief, and hold it with a finger
Face it up and put the Black plate's smoother end towards the half you are holding
Add the pad of your choice
Now combine the two halfs and gently screw them on to avoid cross threading at all cost
finger-tight it
If you printed the hubcaps, you can click them on now too
Take the string and split it at the end, creating an opening big enough for the yoyo to go through
Put the yoyo through it and spin the string to close the opening around the bearing
Wind up the yoyo, and you are ready to throw!

3d Printed Yoyos