Sliceable magnetic bread - Free 3D Print Model

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10x3mm magnets

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5.4 h

1 plate

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15x3mm magnets

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5.4 h

1 plate

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Scaled 80% - 10x3mm magnets

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15x3mm magnets - A1 mini

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Description

Slice into fun with this kid-friendly magnetic bread! Designed for imaginative kitchen play, this toy splits into two halves, held together by embedded magnets. It’s perfect for pretend cooking, food-themed games, or teaching little ones about healthy eating.

Printing details

You will need 30 15x3 or 10x3 magnets for this model.
The polarity of magnets is important to get right for this model, see the images for a guide on how to insert them.
Not all magnets are created equal! You want magnets strong enough to hold the pieces together securely, but not so powerful that they'll pinch little fingers. Some 15x3 magnets may be too strong, while others work perfectly. There are two print profiles to accommodate different magnet sizes.
The print profile has two pauses to insert the magnets.
IMPORTANT: during the second pause, add a little bit of glue stick on the top of the magnets to help the next layer adhere, or the top layer may not print cleanly.

Filaments used

Caramel - Bambu Matte PLA
Desert Tan - Bambu Matte PLA

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Comment & Rating (55)

@voidley

The 10x3 magnets version paused one layer late. Had to rip the layer off but it still caused some bumps. Can you fix the second pause?

The designer has replied

@Hyrule_3D_Forge

I think Bambu must have adjusted something because all the print profiles were off (I'm certain they weren't before!) Either way, it has been fixed now. Thanks for bringing it to my attention!

@voidley

Much appreciated 🔥

@ALECRAM

Replying to @Hyrule_3D_Forge :

Yeah I noticed I had to go one layer earlier in all the models when printing on a A1 which is fine since I like to do it in bambu studio instead of the handy app.

@user_1928272709

I’m new to printing and having trouble with the bread slices cooling off and unattaching from the plate when I add the magnets. what am I doing wrong?

The designer has replied

@Hyrule_3D_Forge

What printer do you have? The bed should not be cooling down during the pause

@user_1928272709

Replying to @Hyrule_3D_Forge :

Bambu P2S. So dumb question, am I not supposed to be taking the plate out to put the magnets in? didn’t think I could get to the back ones. I may be over complicating things 🙄

@Hyrule_3D_Forge

Not a dumb question! We were all beginners at first 🙂. But the answer is no, you should not be removing the build plate during the pauses. The temperature drop is one reason, also that it will be nearly impossible to put it back in EXACTLY the same spot as it was before, which would cause it to have print defects. Just do your best to reach in there and place the magnets without removing the build plate.

@ALECRAM

Print Profile

10x3mm magnets

Such great creations!!

@PromisingPinesF

I love all your slicable foods. I’m looking forward to getting a printer and trying them soon! However, I just had to say that you’ve opened up a world of possibilities now that you have bread. You could do meat slices, cheese slices, lettuce slices, smaller tomato slices, etc and theoretically line up the magnet placement so a sandwich could be built with all the parts!

The designer has replied

@Hyrule_3D_Forge

That's a great idea, I hadn't thought of that. Thank you!!

@user_3967468297

I followed the diagrams instead of my science. All these positive magnets (with only one negative slice) cause my slices to repel, not stick. What am I missing?? Why would the diagram show all positives?

The designer has replied

@Hyrule_3D_Forge

The polarity should all flow in one direction, except for the single end piece. If it helps, you can use a marker to write the -/+ symbols on the magnets to help keep track of the polarity.

@user_3967468297

Replying to @Hyrule_3D_Forge :

Thanks. I thought I did that. just seems that positive against positive would repel - which mine do. I’ll be more careful and mark mine next time! Appreciate your reply.

@Hyrule_3D_Forge

Replying to @user_3967468297 :

Yeah it only works one way, so the positive-positive magnets repel, but if you turn the slice around, then it's positive-negative and will work properly

@Th3_B0sS

HOW DID YOU KNOW THE MAGNET POLARITY

The designer has replied

@Hyrule_3D_Forge

Use the last two pictures for a reference on which way to put then in. it can help to use a marker to write +/- on the magnets to keep track of which is which

@Th3_B0sS

Replying to @Hyrule_3D_Forge :

OK, thank you will do

@user_982066550

can you scale it down to like half the size or even less using smaller magnets like the 6x3mm.

The designer has replied

@Hyrule_3D_Forge

I've added a print profile scaled at 50% and using 6x3 magnets

@aowdah

Replying to @Hyrule_3D_Forge :

the 6x3 magnet version , isn't accurate, it is smaller than that actually so the magnet didn't fit

@Emilythegreat35

could you put like a little whole to put velcro

The designer has replied

@Hyrule_3D_Forge

These have been designed to be an improvement over the velcro-based food toys. I recommend using the magnets 🙂

@NicholaiRen

when do the pauses occur in the print?

The designer has replied

@Hyrule_3D_Forge

They're at 16 and 87 for the normal size

@ezjose1

Boosted

I have made several of these models, they come out beautiful as long as you get the magnets right, which is not the fault of the model.

The designer has replied

@Hyrule_3D_Forge

Thank you, I'm glad you're enjoying them! If it helps, you can use a sharpie to write a +/- on the magnets to help keep track of which side is which

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