Do you spin?

For some reason I am not grasping the idea of spinning. Why you guys like it?

I like EDC to be useful in my daily life.

Don't take me wrong I like their looks and don't have anything against them.
 
Celar36 said:
For some reason I am not grasping the idea of spinning. Why you guys like it?

I like EDC to be useful in my daily life.

Don't take me wrong I like their looks and don't have anything against them.
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It's a wee bit like your first 'shaving like your grampa' you may not get it at first, but when you start spinning it becomes an enjoyment, so you just do it.

Betriebsarzt13 said:
Do you have by any chance the 3D model file for this[emoji108]
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Sorry I don't thus was an Etsy purchase
 
Celar36 said:
For some reason I am not grasping the idea of spinning. Why you guys like it?

I like EDC to be useful in my daily life.

Don't take me wrong I like their looks and don't have anything against them.
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There's a couple of videos earlier in this thread where army vets etc talk about the benefit they perceive from using them. I would assume a lot of people are like me though and are just naturally prone to fidget with things like pens and whatnot.
This provides a, and I'm searching for words here, premium fidgeting experience where we can extend our already rather well established fondness for well made 'artisan' products from 15 minutes in the morning as we shave - to something we can carry with us and enjoy throughout the day.

Just like razors spinners comes in a variety of materials and prices and just like razors there is no 'one' right one. Even with a beautiful $100 Stubby spinner that I truly enjoy I also find myself putting my $20 plastic one in the pocket as well some days.

I find using one to be rather - zen.
 
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