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Here are 5 cool tricks you can do with a fidget spinner. Follow us: https://goo.gl/8Yf9Su Our Facebook page: https://goo.gl/mo5AkQ → Our video suggestion: → 10 Cool Visuals That Will Challenge Your Brain:    • Video   → Kids Cartoon Characters Designed for Adults:    • YETİŞKİN Olarak Tasarlanan Çocuk Çizgi Fil...   Fidget spinners, a popular toy for many people lately, have become a popular toy worldwide. Let's take a closer look at some of the tricks you can do with a fidget spinner. If your fidget spinners are ready, we can move on to the video. Spinning with a Pen To spin a fidget spinner with a pen, you need a flat, hard surface. First, remove the caps in the center of the fidget spinner. Use a small screwdriver to do this. Then, insert a pencil into the gap in the bearing at the center of the fidget spinner. However, the key here is the thickness of the pencil. Pencils are generally not sufficient for this. You can do this with a thicker pencil, such as a ballpoint pen. Insert the pencil into the center of the fidget spinner. Then, spin the fidget spinner without placing the pen on the surface. While the fidget spinner and the pen are spinning, hold the pen by the handle and place it upright on the table. The fidget spinner will spin the pen, and both will spin in this manner for a while. This is an alternative method for those who get tired of spinning the fidget spinner in their hands. However, be careful, as the pen may scratch the surface if it moves while spinning. Finger Swap This is perhaps one of the most difficult tricks. Try to bounce a fidget spinner spinning on the tip of your finger to your other finger. However, this may be a little difficult to do on your first try. First, place your fingertip firmly in the center of the fidget spinner. Try to bounce the spinning fidget spinner slightly, alternating between your fingers. It's quite difficult to do this on all your fingers. The size of the fidget spinner is also crucial, of course. This trick isn't possible with smaller fidget spinners; it becomes even more challenging. A rather cool trick is achieved by bouncing the fidget spinner on one finger and rotating it over all your fingers in turn. Overlap Spin This trick requires two fidget spinners. Different colors are especially effective. You can do this on a hard surface or between your fingers. Place the first fidget spinner between your fingers. Note that the two fidget spinners you'll be spinning should be different colors. Place the other fidget spinner on top of the first one and spin it in the opposite direction. Different colors of fidget spinners spinning at different points can create beautiful images. We used one blue and one black. You can experiment with different colors to create even more unique color combinations. Swap Hands Swap Hands is another trick you can do with a fidget spinner. The fidget spinner, which is currently spinning between two fingers, should be held between the two fingers of your other hand. The key here is to ensure your fingers don't touch the fidget spinner as you transfer it to your other hand. Once you've started spinning the fidget spinner, send it back to your other hand. Be quick about it, and try to catch it in the exact center of the fidget spinner. With a few practices, you'll be able to easily rotate the fidget spinner between your hands. See how many times you can switch hands this way. Share your record with us in the comments section. Colorful Fidget Spinner Colorful fidget spinners are quite popular. However, if you want to make one, you'll need some supplies: a ball bearing, glue, and three small lights in different colors. Apply the glue around the ball bearing and secure the lights to the glue, spacing them evenly. Once the lights have dried on the ball, spin the fidget spinner to create a colorful visual. Which of these tricks can you do? Share with us your skills using the tricks in the video. If you know any other tricks, please share them with us in the comments section. Visit our website for more videos: http://www.yameraktan.com/