How To Embed Magnets in a 3D Print without Glue: A Step-by-Step Guide - Bonus Guitar Pick Box

Our latest exciting video on embedding components into your 3D print. We show you how to embed magnets intro your 3d print with no glue. We also show you how to make a guitar pick box or trinket box for yourself or as an awesome gift for someone.
Our article has some great resources, has proven to be popular so we thought best to add a video to complement it. The article can be found here

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[thecoffeeblog]

Yo have grown so much since I subscribed. The videos are everyday getting better. Keep the good job

[caloykoy]

2:05 How do you print the purple part without the portion above the empty space (for the guitar in-lay) falling off?

[bananahacks]

That really solves a lot of my problems! As of right now my 3D printer is broken :( but gonna try this the moment it's fixed. Great video as always!

[bobrowles]

You guys are a lot of run to watch and I suspect you will grow given a little time. When designing 3D prints that combine with each other I usually use a clearance of ~ 200u / 0.2mm. You might be able to get away with something smaller since only 1 of the combined components is 3d printed. Love the shout out to Minnesota! Keep them coming!

[MaxHyper]

My magnets stick to the to the print head when it passes over them instead of staying in the holes, what can i do about that?

[Perspectologist]

I like the look of the embedded magnets. It also seems like that provided an improved user experience. I appreciated seeing the postmortem with a discussion of problems. The Prusa did a great job. Your viewers might enjoy learning more about the 3D modeling process. I want to learn Blender, but so far I’ve only used Tinker Cad. It was easy to use by composing simple shape primitives. Thanks for sharing this and good wishes on your sales.