Texas A&M Kingsville creates ‘World's Smallest Fidget Spinner'

University shares video, pics of the tiny fidget spinner

Courtesy: Texas A&M Kingsville Twitter

KINGSVILLE, Texas – “Not everything is bigger in Texas!” the Texas A&M-Kingsville University said in a tweet, sharing photos of the presumed “World’s Smallest Fidget Spinner.”

Shortly after sharing the photos, the university shared a short clip (no pun intended) of the tiny fidget spinner.

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According to the postings, the fidget spinner was created by the school’s Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering.

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In the photos, the tiny fidget spinner is compared to being smaller that a paperclip, with the video showing it being spun on a thumbtack.

Not everything is bigger in Texas! Check out this video of the "World's Smallest Fidget Spinner," courtesy of our very own Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering.

Posted by Texas A&M University - Kingsville on Wednesday, June 21, 2017

The original-sized fidget spinner was made to be a stress-reliever but with this being the newest gadget, it’s safe the say this fidget spinner will bring more stress than anything if gets lost by accident. 

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