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I've been seeing Fidget Spinners like everywhere

so I had to make a video because I found out

how to DIY my own Fidget Spinner

so i'm gonna show you how to do that today.

Also some amazing tips and hacks you guys can do

with your Fidget Spinners as well.

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Fidget Spinners are so much fun to play with

and apparently they are actually originally made to help kids with ADHD concentrate in class

to replace things like tapping your hands on the table or spinning pens

So if you have trouble concentrating you might want to try one of these

The first thing I like to do is

acutally customize mine.

That way it will be so much more personal and unique

and you won't mistake it for someone else's

There are so many ways you can customise yours

but for something simple I just used some glitter nail polish

to paint on this beautiful unicorn metallic Fidget Spinner

and I thought it looked so cool

You can use any colour you like of course

and customise it to your liking

and nail polish is so easy to control and make your own designs with

You can even hide scratches or marks

so that's a bonus!

It's like giving a worn Fidget Spinner a new coat of paint

so it looks brand new.

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After long periods of use your Fidget Spinner will eventually get dirty

and will result in your Fidget Spinner not spinning as smoothly as it should

as the dirt clogs up the bearings

So the first thing you should do is

regularly clean out the dust and hair

from the centre bearing of your spinner.

First you need to pop off the covering caps

on both sides so you can see the actual bearings

and then pick out any obvious dust

and the clean the rest using a brush.

If you do this regularly you'll get your

Fidget Spinner spinning longer and smoother.

You'll really notice the difference.

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If you want to give your spinner a more thorough clean

the best thing to do is actually use rubbing alcohol.

First you need to pop off the covering caps on both sides

pour some rubbing alcohol out into a small bowl

and just drop your spinner into it.

Let it sit there for a few minutes

and then give it a bit of a scrub as well.

I found this tiny little brush which is really handy

for this part, it's actually a dental floss brush

so grab it from your grocery store.

Rubbing alcohol is perfect because it

dries on its own and won't leave any

rust on your spinner.

As you can see there is quite a lot of dirt in spinners

even this one was is literally brand new

which I haven't even used that much

so imagine what your spinner could look like inside

after you've used it for a while.

That's very nice!

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The next trick that I thought was super cool is the hack

that allows your Fidget Spinner to look like it's warping.

Just hold it up against the window

and then use a camera that

shoots in any less then 30 frames per second.

This is actually most cameras including

your phone camera.

And the effect of the warp is just

so interesting.

It looks kinda weird

but it's also super cool!

You can definitely show this one to your friends

and I think they'll be pretty impressed.

So get to it right away guys

before all the Wengiecorns start doing it. *giggle*

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So this next hack will allow you to get more

momentum when you spin your Fidget Spinner.

You'll need three extra bearings

which you can either get from a skateboard

or another Fidget Spinner.

The kind of Fidget Spinner shown here

you can actually slightly push the bearings

on the outside halfway out of their hole.

Next take your extra bearings

and insert them in with the other bearing

and you'll snap in and basically

double up on the outside bearings

which will increase their weight and momentum

when you spin it.

Pretty cool right?

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If you're using a Fidget Spinner to concentrate in class

you definitely don't want it to be spinning really loudly

or squeakily and this can sometimes happen

with cheap spinners

or a super old spinner.

So the best thing to do is actually to open up

the centre lid of your spinner

and gently smear some coconut oil, WD40

or any other door hinge lubricant on the inside.

You'll find that your Fidget Spinner is now

super quiet and won't disturb any of the other kids

or attract the attention of your teacher, which we don't want.

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A super cool trick you can try

is to actually use a pen or pencil to turn

your Fidget Spinner into a spinning top.

First you need to find something that fits

on the inside of the bearing

for me it was the tip of this pen.

And then basically just give it a good spin

and it will spin just like a spinning top.

I thought this was super cool!

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Sometimes Fidget Spinners can be a little bit hard to grip

and for me because I have such long nails

that need to be done by the way

it's hard to actually spin the spinner

without hitting the sides.

So you can actually increase the height

of the centre cap

and improve the grip by sticking a

cute little button.

The one I use here is a super cute glass button on the top.

Just stick it on with some hot glue and you're done.

And feel free to think of other ideas

like using a coin and then using nail polish to cover it up

or things like that.

But basically this made it so much easier

for me to hold and spin

and you can customise it to whatever height is perfect for you.

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Lastly, did you know you can DIY your own Fidget Spinner?

That's right! All you need is some old Skateboard bearings

and some hot glue.

First you need four bearings arranged like this.

Take the middle bearing which will be the spinning bearing

and take it apart.

You'll need to give it a good clean

in rubbing alcohol to get all the grease out.

Then reassemble it and arrange the four bearings like this.

Mark the spots where each outside

bearing connects to the centre bearing

and then use a small amount of hot glue

to glue them all in place.

Next, I used some double sided scotch tape

and very carefully stuck it around the outside

of the four bearings.

Once that was in place I used some

coloured shoe laces and stuck that to the outside

of the scotch tape.