Magnet Gluing jig - The Magnet Pusher
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A small magnet gluing jig that helps you remember the magnet orientation. Can use multiple magnet sizes.
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A small magnet gluing jig that helps you remember the magnet orientation. Can use multiple magnet sizes.
Bill of Material
- 5x2mm magnets (by default, but you can change the size in the Fusion files)
- bit of super glue
Print files
The Magnet Rod is meant for a multi colour printer, but you can always scale the sides indicators down and print them all separately.
Assembly guide
Make sure you glue the magnets IN THE SAME ORIENTATION. That way one side is north facing out, and the other side is south facing out. You can check that the orientation is correct by grabbing a magnet and holding it in one hand and the rod in your other. If you hold the magnet stationary, one side of the rod should be attracted and one should push away.
Usage Guide
- Separate the magnets so you can push in 1 magnet at a time.
- Make sure the magnet rod is inserted Red side down (or whatever colour you picked)
- Put glue in the hole, and push the magnet in with the tool.
- Pull the magnet rod up so the magnet doesn't pull out the magnet while the glue is drying
- Remove the tool
Perfect, now you have a magnet glued in that will always be in the right direction. Now if you want to insert a magnet into something that needs to be attracted to that first magnet we glued in, you use the blue side to insert the second magnet.