Magnet insertion Fast-Tool - Free 3D Print Model

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Jorge Rui

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A1 mini

P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

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H2D

H2D Pro

H2S

P2S

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X2D

A2L

0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill

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4.7 h

4 plates

4.4(230)

PETG - 6,8 & 10 diameters, 0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill

4.6 h

3 plates

4.6(39)

0.28mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

4.7 h

4 plates

4.1(7)

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3.6 h

4 plates

Open in Bambu Studio

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349

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Description

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Introduction

This tool is available for diameters of 6 and 8, which are the most common diameters for UMSS. Please note that it is necessary to check the desired orientation for the magnet before placing the magnet, which will adhere to the tool. It should fit under pressure, but you can also use glue. However, remember that if you use glue, it will not be possible to remove the magnet, and as a result, you will not be able to reverse the polarity.

Instructions on how to use

As mentioned in the previous chapter, it will be necessary to choose the desired orientation. After that, it is simply a matter of loading the tool with the number of magnets you deem appropriate and using the tool.

Note: after placing the magnet, do not pull the tool back, but rather slide it to the side, as this is much easier; another useful tip is that there should only be a single magnet visible at the tip of the tool.

This will be made available in more diameter for now:

Fast Tool for magnets of 6mm
Fast Tool for magnets of 8mm

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This design is free for the benefit of the community, but If you like my designs and want to contribute, you can make a donation to buymeacoffee or paypal, that will be greatly appreciated.

Change Log

(26-07-2024) - Initial release
(25-08-2024) - Added the 5x3 and 10x3 mm size

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Comment & Rating (349)

@luckygreen

Boosted

Having tried numerous magnet insertion tools from MakerWorld and Printables, this magnet insertion tool has without a doubt the best ergonomics of the lot. I strongly recommend printing two tools, one in red for North up and one in blue for South up. That way, when you want to insert a magnet in particular polarity orientation, you just grab the tool with the corresponding color and you can't get the polarity wrong. I consider having two of those tools must-haves when inserting magnets into anything. Congratulations to the designer for a superior design!

@Hasoth

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Hi, thanks for sharing! Are you aware that a similar concept already exists here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/60890#profileId-63102 ? (I have the whole set printed.) If you're aware, what do you see as the key difference?

The designer has replied

@AeonJoey

Boosted

I have and use these exact prints, they *hurt* to use, and are nearly impossible to put pressure on in any way, they always slip.

@AeonJoey

Boosted

Replying to @AeonJoey :

it seems obvious to me - this model has a palm grip

@Hasoth

Boosted

Replying to @AeonJoey :

Thanks for the feedback! :) I don't mean it's better or worse; I'm just looking for a comparison from someone who has used both. We need to draw conclusions from shared experiences. I use those 'pens' a lot, and I'm not trying to force the magnet using a dispenser. It just needs to sit in place, more or less, and then I apply pressure with a metal tool or something like a vase, which works better for that purpose. I guess if your main purpose is to apply pressure using the tool, this method might be much better.

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@killerbytewshop

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill

Ran off the print profile on the app. Print got dislodged from the support

The profile uploader has replied

@JorgeRui

That's an issue that can be easily resolved, as it is a known and anticipated problem with certain build plates. Simply use glue or add three layers of raft. Meanwhile, I've uploaded a new 3mf file with two additional sizes and rafts. Please check it out and give me your feedback.

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@MoayadHn

I ran up with the same problem, my problem was not bed adhesion. oh well, this is my first spaghetti on A1.

@pianobadger

Replying to @MoayadHn :

Same here. Might have to do some redesigning or else use supports for the handle. I like how simple the basic mechanism is compared to other magnet tools and that you don't need a separate one for each orientation though.

@MitchSki

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill

handy tool that keeps superglue off my fingers 🤙🏼 Added mag size to top to keep track of what each holder has.

@AeonJoey

Boosted

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill

these are great! more sizes please ^_^ (profile was good so long as I used supports, could be my filament though)

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The profile uploader has replied

@JorgeRui

This is a tall and narrow object, the brim included on the 3mf file was enough in my case, but if you have problems with adhesion to the bed, i suggest the creation of a raft with 3 or 4 layers, that will help maintain part on it's place, glue is another option…

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@AeonJoey

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Replying to @JorgeRui :

got it working, thanks so much! updated rating ^_^

@JorgeRui

what sizes do you need ?and the creation of the raft resulted ?

@RWY_SHSK_UK

Boosted

Just a further praise for this tool. I've just installed the magnets on these trays for my in-spool desiccant holder labels. I used a dab of glue but the magnet recesses were extremely tight. So being able to easily push them in with the mushroom head sitting comfortably in the palm of my hand made me see these insertion tools in a new, shining light! 💫 Fantastic! So, I thought I'd share an in-use photo and how nicely these sit in my magnet holder rack. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

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The designer has replied

@JorgeRui

that's a nice set

@RWY_SHSK_UK

Boosted

Replying to @JorgeRui :

Thanks! 🤗

@GeoffC

Sadly I had this fail 4 times on the pushing part. One sort of finished but looked like poop on a pole. The other 3 were all like this, both in petg and pla

@beebo

I had the same problem printing from my A1 :(

@HerraHappy

Also had spagetti and dislodge problems. Just needed to print the ball head part up side down and add normal supports. Worked fine with that.

@poop

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill

Support Issue:This base of one of the parts didn't print well. I think it needed supports of some kind. The other part printed fine. Still sorta functional, though! I'll just do my own print profile next time knowing what I know

The profile uploader has replied

@JorgeRui

your printer should do such a small overhang... nevertheless you can simply activate supports and see if it is better...

@poop

Replying to @JorgeRui :

I know, just rating the profile itself and giving people a heads up, not the design thanks for the design! still really helpful

@JorgeRui

Replying to @poop :

thanks for that. I will update the profile. you know you can add one ?

@RWY_SHSK_UK

Boosted

Print Profile

PETG - 6,8 & 10 diameters, 0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill

Just BRILLIANT!! 🤩 I'm new to FDM (3 weeks), and my first attempt at gluing in magnets to some PTFE/Cable clips was a disaster, with some double magnet clips ending up with the opposing poles, and sticky fingers. 🤦 So, I had no hesitation in seeking out a solution before trying that again. 😂 These are as easy to use as they looked! (Comfortable to use as well!) I printed 2 sets in contrasting polarity colours. Keeping it simple and myself prepared for easy magnet insertion and it worked out beautifully. 😍 Thanks for these!! Printed in BL PTEG Matte on a Cool SuperTack plate. I did loose a couple of prints ⅓-½-way through where the tube got its top knocked off. But the P2S spaghetti detection stopped the print in a timely fashion. 🤩 I then printed out my magnet tubes in a matching colour. I've a big project with °15x5 magnets @JorgeRui if you have the time to remodel me one. 🤞

@JorgeRui

So glad tou like it. Thank you for your very detailed comment

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