Crutch holder with magnets
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The crutches can be leaned on anywhere without falling over.
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- Printables
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- Home Medical Tools
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The holders are glued on with hot glue, then drilled through the existing holes and the holder is secured with 3 mm PT screws (or other self-tapping screws). Remove any protruding screws on the inside with a Dremel and sand down.
Magnet and opposite a steel plate with hole and countersink. Or two magnets, but then pay attention to north pole/south pole. There are three types of magnetization: Radial, axial and transversal.
https://www.magnet-shop.net/lexikon/magnetisierungsrichtung---wie-sind-die-magnete-magnetisiert
I bought two magnets with the south pole at the front and two magnets with the north pole at the front.
Loosen the crutches from each other by turning and tilting:
Instead of the magnets, you can also glue on rubber buffers so that the crutches can be leaned against the wall individually.
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