UNTESTED This special tile will teleport your ball to a semi-random tile! When the ball enters this tile, the centerpiece should spin some (maybe a little, maybe a lot, rarely none at all). Once the spinner comes to rest, the arrow on the spinner indicates the direction in which the ball will be teleported (rounded to the hexagonal direction). At this point, the ball is removed from the tile (if spinner is moved during this process, use original direction indicated) and placed anywhere into the first tile possible in the direction indicated. If not possible to insert into said tile without removing the tile from the board, move on to the next tile, etc, etc. If no tiles in direction of arrow can accept the ball, it falls off the board ("through" the board, rather than off the side).

I stole the connection setup between the parts from Zack's Flip-Flop tile, so the assembly instructions are the same:

"Print one [Base] and one [Spinner], ideally in PETG or nylon. Insert an M3x8 or M3x10 screw in the flipper, drop an M3 washer onto the tile, align the peg on the flipper with the slot on the tile, and screw it down. Make sure the flipper spins loosely and freely - it might need a touch of grease."

This tile is a crazy idea that may or may not work in actual gameplay. And since I haven't printed and tested it, it just might not work at all.

Remixed from Hextraction Flip-Flop Tile and Hextraction Basic TIles by ZackFreedman