
Đồ chơi Fidget nam châm châm cứu
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- nubby_-_Part_1_-_larger_version_1775168377.stlSTL · 8.4 MB
- nubby_-_Part_2_-_larger_version_1775168379.stlSTL · 13.8 MB
- nubby_-_whole_part_-_larger_version_1775168381.stlSTL · 22.2 MB
- waves_-_Part_1_-_larger_version_1775168383.stlSTL · 8.4 MB
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Details
- Model ID
- #279361
- Category
- Đồ Chơi Khác
- Published
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution
Description
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Spherical magnetic fidget toys inspired by acupuncture massage balls. There are 5 different textures - wavy, golf, bumpy, nubby and (new!) smooth. There is a larger and smaller version with dimensions noted in each file. There are the following two ways to print:
You can print the two pieces of each sphere individually, insert the magnet after printing, and then super glue the two pieces of the sphere together.
- Pros of this are that all the surfaces come out uniform and smooth.
- Con is that you can see the glue line.
- 15% infill
- No Supports
- Recommend using a smooth sheet when printing PLA to reduce the visibility of the seams.
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I've also included whole part prints in which you can pause the print mid-production, add the magnet, and then finish printing.
- Pros is no glue seam.
- Cons is you will need supports for the base of each sphere causing there to be a texture difference where the supports attached.
- 15% infill
- Supports Needed on Baseplate Only
You can use whatever magnets you have on hand. I experimented with the following:
25mm spherical magnets: https://a.co/d/8ce265w with the larger size prints. These are a bit too big for my liking, but magnets were nice and strong.
20mm spherical magnets: https://a.co/d/bdL9SlV (The image in the listing says 1.26in but that is incorrect.) with the smaller sized prints. Goldilocks! These were my favorite.
10mm x 5mm cylinder magnets: https://a.co/d/89MrCqJ with the smaller sized prints. These were some magnets I already had lying around. They were too small.
The magnets are able to roll around inside of the sphere's cavity which makes a bit of a rattle but allows them to spin to make the best contact with nearby spheres. The spherical magnets are a bit quieter, but it is just a personal preference.
If you're interested in making your own textures or resizing the spheres, here is the Onshape link:
Print spec
- Formats
- 3mfbgcodestl
- Model files
- 34
- Total size
- 823.8 MB
- Largest file
- 67.4 MB











