Magnetic Helping Hands
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Magnetic Helping Hands similar to a commercial design from Europe that seems to always be out of stock. Additional…
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Magnetic Helping Hands similar to a commercial design from Europe that seems to always be out of stock.
Additional parts required to make one "hand":
- 1 x 10mm x 5mm neodymium countersunk ring magnet
- 1 x 1.375" x 23/64" spring
- 1 x M4 x 30mm hex standoff
- 1 x M4 x 35mm hex standoff
- 2 x M4 x 10mm threaded steel ball ends
- 2 x M4 x 6mm screw
- 4 x M4 washers
- Heat shrink tubing for jaws
- Steel plate to use as work surface when complete
The magnet holder rings should be a tight press fit onto the magnets - a vise may help push them together. They do have a very slight ledge on the "top," so be sure to look for that and insert the magnet into the opposing side. If they are somewhat loose for any reason, a drop of CA glue will secure them.
Recommend making four of these to hold circuit boards, wires for soldering, small parts, etc.
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Creality
Printer:
CR-10S
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
0.2mm
Infill:
38%
Filament: Hatchbox PETG
Notes:
Included G-code generated by Cura for a Creality CR-10S and takes 45-55 minutes to print.
Category: Hand Tools