Toothpick dispenser - magnetic mechanism

Toothpick dispenser - magnetic mechanism

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Max 66mm toothpicks
Max 66mm toothpicks
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2.5 h
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Max 81mm toothpicks
Max 81mm toothpicks
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2.8 h
2 plates
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Max 66mm - CUSTOM Top Text
Max 66mm - CUSTOM Top Text
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2.5 h
2 plates
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Max 66mm toothpicks - Blank version
Max 66mm toothpicks - Blank version
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2.4 h
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Description

This is a redesigned toothpick dispenser based on my award winning toothpick dispenser which uses only printed parts. https://makerworld.com/en/models/91900#profileId-98292
This new dispenser has several improvements and also it's mechanism is based on magnets instead of printed springs. A cleaner design and ready for heavy duty use.

This one will NOT replace the “printed spring” version, as that one has it's special appeal.

 

Features

*Magnetic mechanism for ejecting toothpicks. Four 10x3mm magnets are needed for this model.

*Print in place lid.

*Easy to assembly. (please check bellow for detailed pictures)

*There are two main models, one for toothpicks of max 66mm and one for max 81mm. (one profile for each)
Please be sure to measure your toothpicks and print the correct version. In my country the toothpicks are 65mm usually.

* Please shake the dispenser to arrange the toothpicks correctly and parallel. Throw away toothpicks that look too different than normal ones: damaged, askew.

* Please use my (designer) profiles, as I carefully set different setting for different parts, based on actual needs to make it work perfect and look good.

*One of the changes for example: 0.16mm layer height is very useful, at least for the toothpick recipient, for a smoother feeding path. I've tested 0.2mm layer height and you can get some rough surfaces there which will hinder the toothpick movement to the feeder. This change combined with different infill settings make a smoother surface where it needs it.
 

Updates

Based on user requests, I've added a customizable version (with max size 66mm). Please check profile “Max 66mm - CUSTOM Top Text”.
There is no details on the recipient top and you can customize the text that will be printed on the top recipient, where the user presses to get a toothpick.
To customize it, you have to right-click on the “CHANGE THIS TEXT”, select “EDIT Text” and the following screen will be displayed, where you can edit the actual text. (also font, size, thickness etc.)
You can also move this text as you wish.

*Added a new version for max 66mm toothpicks: blank one. The lid is blank without any model and also the pushing zone contains no logo/text. You can customize both as you please.

 

Assembly info:

*before connecting any part, be sure to insert the magnets in correct configuration. (to reject each other - top to bottom)

*please check the bellow image to have an idea how everything gets connected.

*The washer is to be used only if the toothpicks are not dispensed perfectly. You should add it only if you have issues with toothpicks being too thin or too thick (toothpicks are thrown away or are hard to pull out from the dispenser). 
In case the toothpicks are thrown away, add the washer on the left arm.
In case the toothpicks are hard to take away, add the washer on the right arm.

 

*This washer increases/decreases the space for the toothpick holder.

*Please check the orientation of the left/right arms holding the base and toothpick recipient together. 
 

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I'm printing it now but something is off. I used your first Max 66mm Toothpick, its still printing here but when it prints the top row and goes back and forth a bunch of times the nozzle is digging into the honey comb. I have only ever had this issue with grid type infill. I have an A1
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The rest of it printed fine. Just that ramp area had issues. Its inside under the toothpicks so doesn't really matter since you won't be seeing that. Only thing I changed in the print profile was to turn the tower on because it was doing a color change, when it switched to black since I wanted to have Flow Cal on it would of dropped a little little blob on the first touch down, the tower will get that instead.
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Replying to @ZaphodJoe :
i think you filament flow it's a bit high based on what you say and how it looks. Try to lower the filament flow a bit, if you want. Nevertheless, the final print looks good.
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that wasn't the flow it was the head gouging into the honey comb. I took a video but can't upload it here. anyways I finished it and it works perfect and you can't even see that under the tooth picks. Not sure why I have that issue on some prints. it's bad with the square grid infill. sometimes it causes little pieces to chip off and I see them on the bed from the nozzle hitting the infill. it never does that with gyroid.
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what a Cool Gadget, i like the Magnets,!
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Looks good !! What filament is the black one ? Something with Glass fiber or CF ?
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Replying to @FlorinV :
The Black is Bambulab PLA-CF, Red is Bambulab PLA-Matte
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Works perfect!!!
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thank you! glad you like it!
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👍🏼 Top 👍🏼 Impeccable montage, easy and everything works perfectly. Thanks for sharing.
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thank you for your review ! your print looks very good !
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Works nicely (not every time, more like 9/10 tries, but way better than the original package where you have to shake the toothpick out of that small hole...)
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thank you!!
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excellent design, excellent in everything without modifications
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thank you very much! glad you like it!
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beautiful print, I have not printed direct from bambu handy but I have rearranged some settings on my own on bambu studio
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thank you for your review and boost !! I would recommend to print the recipient in a lower layer height than 0,2mm, to have a smoother surface, to allow the toothpicks to flow easier. I did test 0.2mm and I didn't liked it. Also the infill pattern for the recipient is very important. Even if you didn't use my profile, have a look. The chosen pattern allows for a better and faster top surface for the top layers of the recipient interior.
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This is a very good piece. I use toothpicks a lot, so this is very useful. The square part of the arm didn't fit, so I shaved it down a bit before printing it.
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thank you for your review ! Strange it didn't fit for you, maybe there was some printing imperfection or filament calibration. But, yes, I've made some very small pins on that square to be easily shaved for such cases.
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This is amazing!!! My father in law always has a tooth pick after he finishes a meal. Now he has a nice dispenser he can use to get one. Having a little trouble with it trying to feed more than one in the slot.
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thanks for the boost! Be sure you fully inserted the toothpick separator into the slot. If it's too loose for you, maybe try to glue it in place. The same goes for side legs.
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A perfect update for an already really good model. Print profile also flawless. Thanks Florin🍻
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Thanks man !! 🍻👌
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