Parkside X20V Drill Magnet Attachement
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A magnetic bar for your Parkside drill to hold screws and bits
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There was some sort of belt clip/holder/thingy on my Parkside (X20V) drill and I thought I might not need that ever, so I unscrewed it and designed this model.
I was initially designed for some bar magnets (60 x 13.5 x 5 mm) I had lying around, but I also added a version that can hold 7 disc magnets (6 x 3 mm), if you don't fancy buying a specific pack of magnets just for this.
To inset the magnet, just add some custom Gcode before the top layer is printed over the magnet slots (e.g. an M600). Be sure to have a non-magnetic set of pliers or tweezers on hand for the disc magnets.
I recommend to print the bar version upright, so the magnet isn't heated up too much and would lose magnetic power (I seem to have this problem all the time).
This is my OnShape document, if you want to do some modifications:
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/05851f9784496a4447c59afa/w/ed365f0458cfc766c54732a0/e/bf5119ffcc172902fca38869?renderMode=0&uiState=67fcfd19df6a9f6bf8a51a97
No specific material requirements and no supports needed. Print as solid as you can, it's a quick print anyway.