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Magnetic Articulated Snowman Fidget

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An agile fidget snowman, held together by magnets. Also the hat is now easy to print with colored accent.

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Everything is better with magnets. 😉

I remixed the nice snowman by 3D Printy. Thanks a lot for providing the step file!

Instead of a rubber band, round neodymium magnets are used to hold the parts together. The screenshot with the cut models side by side shows it very well, i think.

That way the snowman should be easier to build, is very modular and more flexible. On the other hand it has more parts and magnets are needed.

I paid attention to keep the outer dimensions like in the original, so most of the accessories and remixes should be compatible. 

I also altered the hat. It is now a multipart model, gets screwed together and it is very easy to add the colored accent. No need to change the filament mid print. It also holds to the snowman by a magnet and thus is movable. No need to glue it (but you can if you want).

The head of the snowman is always round, no extra model needed.

Things needed beside the prints:

The superglue is needed to hold the magnets in the plugs and hat in place. The respective counter magnet in the main body is free to move.

The plugs have a slot to screw them tight with a coin or similar. Because the magnets of the middle and head plug sit where the slot is, it is easier if you first put the magnet in the main body, screw the plug and then glue the magnet to the plug.

Special print recommendations:

  • Head Main

    • support recommended, activate only on print plate

    • best: draw the support manually (green, model viewed from the bottom):

    • pay attention that the seam is not going through the front/face, e.g. activate “back” seam mode

  • Middle Main/Middle Main Stick Holes

    • pay attention that the seam is not going through the front/buttons, e.g. activate “back” seam mode

    • Brim might be needed

  • Bottom Main

    • same as Head Main

  • Hat Accent

    • print in vase mode with 0.6 - 0.8 line width (even if you have a 0.4 nozzle)

  • Hat Base

    • support needed

The cad files are a mess, but feel free to remix. There are some global variables in the Fusion360 file you can play with.

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