Vitruvian Spin

A rotating fidget that blends art, science, and a dash of modern madness. At the center, Leonardo da Vinci’s Vitruvian Man spins, as if he decided to take a break from the rigorous study of proportions for a little movement. An object that, if it could, would probably make Leonardo himself shudder—he never imagined his iconic figure could be turned into a desk toy. But hey, every genius needs a bit of "creative flow," right? Perfect for those who want to mix a touch of history with the need to distract themselves... without having to bother the great master! 😜 It works as an anti-stress tool, so take your time enjoying it. The mechanism unlocks as you use it, so the more you spin it, the smoother it becomes. A key tip: take your time removing the supports, no rush. Only then will you avoid damaging the model and fully appreciate the final result. And of course, let the object cool down before removing it from the print bed! Patience is key to the perfect finish. 😆 Video Link: