Spin the nuts and watch them travel in opposite directions along the grooves. This 7.5cm mechanical fidget toy keeps your hands busy with hypnotic back-and-forth motion.
Dual helix grooves on a single 7.5cm shaft carry two nuts in opposite directions. Twist the bolt and watch them sprint apart, reverse, and loop in a hypnotic back-and-forth motion. Mechanical precision you can hold in one hand.
Two nuts travel in opposite directions along a threaded shaft with dual helix grooves. Twist the screw and watch them mirror each other in a smooth, hypnotic back-and-forth rhythm. A 7.5cm fidget that keeps your hands busy and your eyes locked on the motion.
Watch twin nuts glide in opposite directions along a single central shaft. Dual helix grooves create a smooth, hypnotic motion that moves them apart and back together, producing a genuine optical illusion that satisfies your hands with every twist.
Twist the shaft and two hexagonal nuts race in opposite directions along a spiral shaft, creating a mesmerizing optical illusion. The back-and-forth movement is hypnotic, and the precision of the mechanism is mind-bending.
Spin the shaft and watch the nuts travel in opposite directions along its interlocking, overlapping threads. That smooth, hypnotic motion satisfies the hands while delivering a captivating visual showcase of mechanical precision.
Two nuts ride a single shaft with opposing helix threads, sliding apart when twisted one way and returning when turned back until they meet and stop. Every piece carries a colourway that is entirely its own.
Watch two nuts slide in opposite directions along overlapping helix threads, a smooth mechanical dance that’s hard to look away from. Right-hand and left-hand threads mean both nuts move on the same shaft at once. The colour is unique to whoever holds it.
Watch two matching nuts race in opposite directions along the zig-zag shaft of this 11.4cm Two Way Screw. Interlocking, overlapping threads create a mesmerizing mechanical fidget where smooth, hypnotic back-and-forth motion satisfies the hands.
Rotate the shaft and the two nuts slide apart, then spin them back. The shaft has threads, so they move in opposite directions at once. They stop when they meet. The flat end marks the screw’s head.
Dual helix grooves on a single shaft create an optical illusion as right-hand and left-hand nuts race in opposite directions. Twist the shaft, spin the nuts, and watch the hypnotic back-and-forth movement showcase mechanical precision.