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Finger Skateboard with Magnetic Stand

por Supra Slvr en Printables

Finger skateboard with a magnetic stand. Small, fun, desk toy. Uses 1.75mm filament as wheel shafts.

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I don't currently have a 3d printer. Therefore, I will not have the most accurate or detailed explanations on printing procedures and tips. Before you print, you have to understand that there 2 options that you can make your set. The magnets required for the magnetic sets can easily be bought of Amazon, since the sets themselves are modeled after the top selling magnets of the sizes needed on Amazon. These are the following options you have: - Magnetic Set - It is the same finger skateboard as the non-magnetic version except it has space on the other side of the board for a magnet. It also comes with a matching magnetic stand for 1-2 finger skateboards. For this set, you need to print the folder called Parts to Print Magnetic Version. You will need to print one of each part other than the wheels. You will need to print the wheel part 4 times. Along with those parts, you will additionally need (2) 1.7-2 cm of standard 1.75 mm printer filament. You can just bend or cut it off a spool. Lastly you need to buy 2, 8mm x 2mm disk magnets of Amazon for each skateboard you make.

- Non-Magnetic Set - It is a nice easy to build set. For this set, you need to print the folder called Parts to Print Non-Magnetic Version. You will need to print one of each part other than the wheels. You will need to print the wheel part 4 times. Along with those parts, you will additionally need (2) 1.7-2 cm of standard 1.75 mm printer filament. You can just bend or cut it off a spool.

Step 1: If you printed the magnetic versions place the small magnets in the matching holes on the underside of the board. Make sure that they all are in the same orientation by using a example magnet to make sure all of the magnets in the holes are attracted to it. Then add the example magnet to the hole for it on the top of the Magnetic Stand. If the magnet is loose in the hole for it, use hot glue or other adhesion to make it stick better. Step 2: Now, stick the filament piece into one of the center holes of the wheel. Hot glue the filament to the hole. Then push the filament through the hole for it on the skateboard piece. Glue the other wheel on the other side of the filament. Repeat this step on the other end of the skateboard using the other 2 wheels and filament piece. Step 5. You have finished you set, I hope you are satisfied with your experience. If you liked this set, feel free to check out my other creations.

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