Magnetic Nail Holder/Stand for DIY Nails
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My GF wanted a better nail holder than the cheap one she got from amazon, so I made this one. READ DESCRIPTION.
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This model may require supports where the 2x10mm magnets go. Its a small bridging area, so just test print one nail holder and see how it fits before printing the rest, or be brave and print them all at once. :) The two lines going up the side of them are just to make them...fancy? They have already been used once or twice, you can see some nail polish if you look closely at the cover photo.
Adhesion may be a bit difficult due to the small footprint on the bottom of the part, so you may need to use a Raft.
Update: Added a slightly small version, ( Labeled: Smaller Top ), of Stands for use with smaller nails. May make it easier to hold in place with double sided tape. Both use the same 10x2mm magnet.
Magnets used in this project:
60x10x3mm Neodymium Bar Magnets: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B078KTLWQ9?th=1
10x2 Circular Magnets: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CCX29DGC?th=1
MAKE SURE THE MAGNETS ARE ORIENTATED CORRECTLY BEFORE INSTALLING AND GLUING INTO PLACE!
I placed two 60mm magnets on the table, and then put the 5 of the 10mm magnets on top before gluing anything. I ruined my first print because the north and south poles were not correct, so some of the nails snapped into place, and others would snap out, lol. So be careful and double check before assembling.
IF YOU ARE DOING TWO MODELS, MAKE SURE THE NORTH AND SOUTH POLES ARE MATED. If you get them backwards, then one of the bases will reject the holders, while the other base will magnetize them in place, lol. The holders won't be able to be interchangeable between bases, they will be keyed to that base.
I would suggest to print the 2 bases and the 10 holders. Before assembly, lay out 2 pairs of the 60x10mm magnets, ( make sure they don't snap together ), and then put the 10x2mm magnets one of the pairs, and then move to the other 60x10mm pair. If the 10x2mm didn't flip, then each holder should work in each base if assembled like you have them laid out on the table.
In the picture above, you can see the gap where the 60x10x3mm magnets will push fit into the base, ( it was a very snug fit, but I still used super glue to make sure they were stuck in ). You can also see where the 10x2mm magnets fit into the holders.