EEEkit Hygrometer (Humidity Sensor) Magnetic Mount
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Be sure to view the print settings as they explain how to insert the magnets during print! This is a magnetic mount…
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Be sure to view the print settings as they explain how to insert the magnets during print!
This is a magnetic mount for a EEEkit Hygrometer (Amazon link, non-affiliate). You can use this to mount a humidity sensor anywhere a magnet will stick.
You might also be interested in my through-hole screw mount for this same hygrometer.
You can easily snap the hygrometer into the "outer" casing; it'll hold tight as it has tabs on the inside. I printed the casing in PETG.
The Fusion 360 .f3d is included in case you need to make any modifications.
For this build, you'll need two 10x2mm neodymium magnets. They should be relatively heat tolerant if you're using a heated bed, otherwise you will see reduced performance of the magnet after the print!
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Prusa
Printer:
i3 MK3
Doesn't Matter
Supports:
Yes
0.20mm
Infill:
20%
Filament:
eSUN PETG Black
Notes:
When printing, you must insert the magnets during the print. How you do this is implementation specific, but mostly:
1. In your slicer, take note of the layer at which the magnet holes are closed- Generate the gcode
- Open the gcode, and insert a pause before the layer you noted; if you are using octoprint, this is just M0 but you'll probably have to figure out what works best for you!
- When the print pauses, insert the magnets
- Continue the print Warning! If you have a magnetic print nozzle, this might not be a great idea for you to print! With a brass nozzle and the magnetic steel sheet on my MK3 print bed, I don't have any issues with the magnets trying to go anywhere, but it's up to you to assess the risk!
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