I can't remember anything without writing it down. I've always been a sticky note type of person but I recently discovered dry erase index cards and have completely replaced sticky notes with them! So naturally, I had to make a little magnetic frame for them.

This is a pretty simple design, but I could see it being a god seller, especially this time of year when people are in a productive mindset.

Supports Supports are needed for the opening where the card goes in. I used tree supports and they works flawlessly. I also recommend adding a wide brim.

If you let your slicer automatically add supports, it's going to want to put them on the magnet holes as well, this is unnecessary, so I added a support blocker on the magnet holes. You can see my settings in the included .3MF file.

Scaling I wouldn't recommend scaling this one as it's designed to perfectly fit a 3x5 index card and 10x2.3mm magnets.

Orientation The frame should sit upright with the card opening facing up.

Print Settings .2mm layer height 15% grid infill 2 walls

Filament & Hardware

• Filament I used for this print: Overture Matte Light Brown PLA

• 3" x 5" Dry Erase Index Cards (Pack of 45)

Filament and hardware/non 3D printed items for this model can be found on my Amazon Storefront, linked here: https://hendricks.design/links/