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Omnifixo generic case 5x3 magnets

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€5.53 – €6.76 net (excluding VAT)

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108 g
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5 hr
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PET
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PETG
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Bambu Lab P1S - 0.4 nozzle
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0.20mm Standard

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Modified Omnifixo case with a generic compartment rather than a Pinecil one, and embedded 5x3 magnets.

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Since I don't own a Pinecil, but otherwise liked the Omnifixo Pinecil Case design by @PosterBored a lot, I replaced the Pinecil compartment with a generic compartment. I also had different magnets on hand (5x3 cylindrical), and I prefer to hide my magnets by inserting them mid-print, so I removed the original magnet holes, and used PrusaSlicer negative volume to create new ones (so you can edit them in PrusaSlicer to suit your needs).

Since I'm pausing the print to insert the magnets mid-print, I also recommend changing the filament color for a nice finishing touch.

Testing the magnet strength, they seem to hold under ‘moderate’ shaking, but if I shake it with enough force, they let go. It's obviously weaker hold than if the magnets were on the surface, but I'd say it's still good enough. YMMV.

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