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EZPZ Teeny Magnetic Loop 5x16mm — modelo 3D

EZPZ Teeny Magnetic Loop 5x16mm

por Devin B en Thangs

Hang all the little things where you need them most with these magnetic loops!

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Archivos (2)
  • TML_5x16mm.stl STL · 5,0 MB
  • TML_5x16mm.3mf 3MF · 1,4 MB
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STL, 3MF
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Hang all the little things where you need them most with these magnetic loops!

This is one loop from my collection of 25+ _EZPZ Magnetic Loops (https://than.gs/m/1628720?affiliateCode=MAKE)_. The collection includes a wide variety of loops so you can print exactly the hanger for your needs. The hooks print quickly without supports and use 3mm x 6mm neodymium magnets (https://amzn.to/4ymMmu2) for a surprisingly strong holding power. Get the whole collection here (https://than.gs/m/1628720?affiliateCode=MAKE).

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_Printing Guidelines_

The included 3MF file is loaded with my slicer settings for Bambu/Orca slicer. You can also use your slicer's 0.16mm Layer Height profile with the following suggested changes: - Enable 'Only one wall on first layer' - 'Concentric' Top surface pattern - 100% Rectilinear Infill

PLA is sufficient for general use cases. PETG or ASA can offer a more durable hook.

This loop has a 5mm loop thickness and a 16mm inner diameter circle loop.

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_Assembly Guidelines_ - Parts are designed for use with 3x6 mm neodymium disc magnets (https://amzn.to/4ymMmu2). - 3mm thick loops use 2 magnets - 4mmloops use 2-3 magnets - 5mm loops use 2-4 magnets - Glue in the outer 2 magnets, and optionally add the remaining magnets if you require more strength. - I recommend using E6000 (https://amzn.to/3VIyWuO), UHU All Purpose Adhesive (https://amzn.to/3VIyWuO), or similar to glue the magnets into place. I Cover the magnets with masking tape and stick them onto a metal surface for a day or two while the glue cures. A Gel Cyanoacrylate Super Glue can also work.

Loop strength will vary by magnet source, filament, and the surface you're sticking it onto. These loops are not intended for heavy duty applications. Use them at your own discretion! For open hooks instead of loops, check out my EZPZ Teeny Magnetic Hooks Collection (https://than.gs/m/1627336?affiliateCode=MAKE).

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