Magnetic Fidget Slider (6x3mm magnets) by adiskovarik

adiskovarik

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0.2mm/0.1mm layer, 2 walls

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2 plates

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Description

Magnetic Fidget Slider
Uses total of 12 6x3mm magnets, 6 for each side.

I recommend N52 magnets for a stronger snap.

Printing:

0.2mm layer height for the housing

0.1mm layer heigt for the top plate for better quality, otherwise 0.2mm as well

no supports needed

Assembly:

Glue the magnets to the housing, then glue the top plate on.

Repeat for other half of the slider, minding the magnets polarity.

Bigger Version here:
https://makerworld.com/en/models/405695

Comment & Rating (30)

@siobhan

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0.2mm/0.1mm layer, 2 walls

printed absolutely great!!

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@user_1188672934

Printed with shiny green and it went very well. Thanks for the great design!

@hashoom.net

but no clicking noise , how can i fix it

The designer has replied

@adiskovarik

Use stronger magnets, I recommend N52 magnets for a stronger snap :) Be aware, that most aliexpress sellers advertise weaker N35 magnets as N52 in the title of the listing, so you have to read the description carefully.

@hashoom.net

Replying to @adiskovarik :

or maybe because i used smooth pei bed , so no friction in between !? I'm using N35 and because i glued the magnet , there is no noise By the way I discovered something . I did make the hole bigger than the magnet so when I move it the magnet will hit the walls and make very loud clicking noise, try x y hole compensation 0.3

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@adiskovarik

Replying to @hashoom.net :

I used powder coated PEI, so that may play a role as well. You can try to cut 0.2mm ofrom the bottom or make the holes for a magnet 0.2mm deeper. That way the magnets are closer together and the magnetic force is stronger. Both ways can be don in a slicer, cutting 0.2mm from the bottom is a bit easier, so worth the try