About this 3D model

This OG Flipster design shares the same round magnetic pattern as our other round designs. Each hole gets (3) 8x2 magnets pressed in, I use an arbor press for ease. The Top Plate is then pressed on after the magnets have been pressed in. Remember to reverse the polarity between the two halves. These fidgets have been fine tuned using the magnets purchased from Amazon in the link below. If you use other magnets they may be stronger or weaker and the fidgets will not function and perform the way they were designed to. For the best functioning fidgets I cannot stress enough to order the same magnets I use... 8x2mm magnets - https://a.co/d/e1kOEHF The full assembly video can be found here. (Please note this assembly video is for the revolver but the process is identical).... https://youtu.be/z3MHMqqu_Y0?si=ZHK4Gat507xBSb3d In my opinion, for best functioning fidgets.. I print the large main body (bottom sections) against a textured build plate. I print the Top plates against a bambu labs cool plate or equivalent smooth plate. (I have found WhamBam plates to be too glossy and sometimes sticky, they also scratch very easily then) Tip: You can use a nail buffing block to polish the smooth face for a real nice finish. I print all of my models/fidgets on bambu labs X1C or P1S using the 4 Color AMS system. I like to use 0.12mm layer height or 0.16mm max for smaller models like these. I use pretty much default settings and typically slow down the outer wall to 50mm/s to get a real nice clean and shiny finish. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thank you! Mike