Magnetic holder for whiteboard markers
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Invented to make your daily fight in office & co easier; can hold up to four whiteboard makers and/or nerf gun bullets
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- Printables
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- Office
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Remember the last time you came by a whiteboard and thought to yourself: “why can't I store my nerfgun bullets in a neat holder on that whiteboard?”
No? Never had that thought? Oh, okay, then let's take plan B:
Remember the last time you came by a whiteboard and thought to yourself: “That damn holder for the whiteboard markers is broken, where can I store them now?”
If you had that thought, be happy and start printing this wonderful holder!
But beware, you need magnetic stripes (glue them on with superglue, they typically have a self-sticking film that is incapable of properly sticking) to make that holder magnetic.
Note about the print settings in the 3mf file: I always use some useful-looking standard prusa settings to give you a rough number of what to expect in print time and material needed. But I have no Prusa, so my printer uses slightly different settings, but the ones chosen in the 3mf file are close to mine, which were used for my own make (see pictures).
| Category | Setting | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| Nozzle | any | in range 0.25-0.8mm none should be problematic (tested with 0.6mm) |
| Layer height | any | simply use your personal preference |
| dimensions | ~9cm x 2.3cm, z: 8.5cm | |
| support structure | none | no visible overhangs, but brim is highly recommended |
| perimeter | 2 or more | |
| infill | 0-15% | |
| material | all nonflex materials work | |
| complexity | easy | every printer should be able to deal with this model |
| extra items | magnetic strips & superglue | You will need a lot of these strips, since they are barely magnetic. Additionally mine had a pretty useless sticky film for attaching onto objects, which didn't even hold 24h. So just use superglue to attach these strips to the model. That will work |