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This is a great fidget spinner. It's compact but also has nice weight to it. It spins smoothly. I do make sure to check the caps are screwed on tight from time to time. There was another review that said they used loctite to make sure it didn't come loose. I thought about doing that, but decided against it because it seems to stay tightened well enough and I like the idea of being able to disassemble it to clean it.

i was on the hunt for a solid quality fidget toy, and after much research settled on this one. I absolutely love it! It is solid with a good weight to it (careful about dropping it, I dented our oak floors when it fell off the desk). It is very satisfying and can be spun in different ways. It is well balanced.

Entertaining at first till it starts to unscrew and fall apart. Bonus is you then get to focus on putting back together.

Fun to play with

This thing is amazing. It’s addictive to play with. BUT the end caps can come unscrewed and if you lose the little washers, it won’t work. Buy some loctite blue thread lock and apply it to the threads. Carefully disassemble when you do this and you won’t have to worry about it coming apart mid spin. It’s very well made. Don’t let the thread advice scare you. It’s worth the extra effort. Best fidget spinner I have. This and the clicking fidget spinner ring are my favorite. Everyone wants to play with them in the office. Everyone comes in my office just to talk so they can play with it.

Indeed appears to be made of brass, this item has some heft to it, which makes it feel good in the hand. Probably not so great for carrying in the pocket. It comes with a case, which is nice, but the case is a bit big. I rather think it might have been better to come in a very small drawstring bag.The gears are not smoothed, which makes for a somewhat sharp, cutting feel as you play with it. And the teeth are not perfectly meshed, so there is a good deal of play between the gears. This extra play makes the toy rattle a bit when spun quickly, and generates a little bit of noise.The ball bearings are smooth, and my toy spins for quite a while. With the shiny brass, and in the right light, you can see the gears shimmer as they spin which adds some interest.When I received mine, the "buttons" where you hold it were not tight. Easy to tighten with my fingers. And doesn't threaten to loosen as I play. However, an added bonus is that I can disassemble the toy for cleaning/adjustment, or just to tinker with. In fact, the gears can be slightly repositioned in or out depending how tight I might want the mesh to be. Pretty cool. Just be careful not to lose the small brass bushings.

The fidget gears fit tightly when it was new, but after some use they wore in and spin freely. It does unscrew, and again when it was new I had to keep it a little loose to use it. After wearing in, I can now screw it together tightly and it works perfectly. In addition to the gears spinning, you can hold it by one end and the other and spin the whole thing, gears body and all. Very satisfying. In addition to regular care, I used this fidget to help kick my nail biting habit after 30 years (2 months and counting).

I gave it to my kid when I got home from work and by 9 pm, this was broken. The problem is that some of the gears are screwed on. An adult can realize this and make sure to tighten the cap but kids won’t realize this and just keep on playing with it. By the time my kid told me it was falling apart, the little washers were lost so the caps went on too tightly and the gears won’t move. Soooo, yeah. The two non-screw gears actually have a free spinning cap so it still gives some fidget activity by allowing him to just spin it really fast between his fingers, kinda like the original spinners.