See Here! - Fridge Magnet
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Want to draw attention to something on the fridge using significant overengineering and no babysitting, well, I gotcha.
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Model information
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- Printables
- Category
- Kitchen
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Most printed fridge magnets have embedded magnets, and that is lovely, but who has time to babysit the print to insert a magnet (assuming you got all the measurements right). Sure it's a simple solution, but c'mon, where is your sense of over-engineering adventure.
The parts here are designed for 10mm round magnets, in 5mm, 3mm and 1.5mm heights. There is a supporter for each of them, you'll only need one… If you need a new stopper for a different height, just let me know., but the 5mm support will do find for anything less than 5mm, it may just rattle a bit if not attached to the fridge :)
Also added the cutout section so you can difference it from your own models.
Printability
Everything prints best as it is. No supports are required and there should be enough base to stick to most printers, just drop and roll… erm… Stick it in your slicer and press go.
Assembly
Eash peasy.
- Print the arrow, the screw and relevant support. No magic parameters are needed, the lighter the better though, but that really depends on the strength of your magnet. I printed one of these with zero infill on my Mk3.
- Stick the magnet in the screw.
- Stick the support pointy end first in the arrow.
- Screw the screw into the bottom of the arrow.
Extra bits
Here are magnets I have tested:
- 10mm diameter x 5mm high (first4magnets link)
- 10mm diameter x3mm high (amazon link)
- 10mm diameter x1.5mm high (first4magnets link)
Any magnet under these dimensions will fit fine, as long as it's strong enough to hold up your print.