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MultiBoard MAG-BOLTS

1.1K downloads · 2 years ago · MultiBoard **MAG-BOLTS** Enhance your Multiboard with Mag-Bolts! Keep tools and accessories neat and

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MultiBoard MAG-BOLTS Enhance your Multiboard with Mag-Bolts! Keep tools and accessories neat and tidy with this attractive mod!

9 mm Big Thread, Flat Head, Bolt
9 mm Big Thread, Plain Head, Bolt
10 mm Mid Thread, Plain Head, Bolt

Simply add 6x3 magnets stacked for a super strong magnetic mounting spot. Screw in Multiboard Bolt. Get fancy and use RED filament!

Remixed Original Bolts in Multiboard https://www.multiboard.io/parts-library/bolts

Inspired by the entire Multiboard (Your FREE “All-In-One” 3D Printed Storage System) https://thangs.com/designer/Keep%20Making

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Community Makes (2)

Love the concept, but I'm frustrated with the execution. First off I feel like this should be a snap, not a screw-in, because it's visually misaligned when fully tightened, as you can see in my image. Maybe it's just my print?

Also I'm confused about the magnets. I had troubles. There is no recommendation about how to install them on the page. I glued them in, and pushed them all the way into the holes, but I guess I wasn't supposed to? Because it diminishes the magnets' strength.

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Discussions

chomp2 years ago

Love the concept, but I'm frustrated with the execution. First off I feel like this should be a snap, not a screw-in, because it's visually misaligned when fully tightened, as you can see in my image. Maybe it's just my print? Also I'm confused about the magnets. I had troubles. There is no recommendation about how to install them on the page. I glued them in, and pushed them all the way into the holes, but I guess I wasn't supposed to? Because it diminishes the magnets' strength.

robebl2 years ago

meagerfindings2 years ago

Are the magnets heat inset or placed into the print while printing?

nadav.wiener10 months ago

Never heat-insert "regular" neodymium magnets -- they demagnetize above 80 degrees C. There are magnets that are heat resistant up to much higher temperatures, but they are harder to source and very brittle.

In the 3d printing world you either friction fit a magnet flush with the surface (possibly backed by glue underneath), or you pause your print and insert it before letting the print seal it up under a shallow wall.

Kurt Clark2 years ago

I measured with micrometer and 6x6 work good

toomanyhobbies242 years ago

Hello. The description says 6x3 magnets. All of the stl files in the zip folder that downloaded are designed for 6mm dia x 6mm deep, not 3mm deep. Did I pull the wrong download somehow?

K2_Kevin2 years ago

Double stack magnets

WC4910 months ago

6x6 mags have slightly more attraction than stacked 6x3 from what I understand. Why use two 6x3, except that some things may only need one 6x3 and it reduces inventory with two different sizes?