Step-by-step guide to 3D print an object with a magnet inside using

Описание: In this tutorial, I will share a step-by-step guide to 3D print an object with a magnet inside using Bambu Studio!

These are the magnets I got from Amazon

VSKIZ Refrigerator Magnets 50... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BVY5VYQY?...

Step 1: Design Your Object

Create your 3D model: Use a CAD software like MakerWorld or Tinkercad to design your object. Make sure to include a cavity or slot where the magnet will be placed.

Export the model: Save your design as an STL file, which is compatible with most 3D printing software.

Step 2: Prepare the Model in Bambu Studio

Open Bambu Studio: Import your STL file by clicking on the “Import” button and selecting your file.

Right click the model and “add a negative part. Choose a cylinder and make it the size of your magnet.

Slice the model: Click on the “Slice” button to prepare the G-code for printing.

Add a pause for inserting the magnet:
Locate the layer where the cavity for the magnet begins.
Go to the layer view and find the appropriate layer height.
Schedule a pause at this layer by adding a pause command in the slicer settings. This will allow you to insert the magnet manually.

Save the G-code: Export the sliced file to your SD card or send it directly to your 3D printer if connected.

Step 4: Print the Object

Start the print: Load the filament and start printing as usual. The printer will follow the sliced G-code instructions.

Pause and insert the magnet: When the printer reaches the scheduled pause, it will stop. Carefully insert the magnet into the cavity. Use some glue to hold in place.

Resume printing: Once the magnet is in place, resume the print from the printer's control panel. The printer will continue to print the rest of the object, encapsulating the magnet inside.

Step 5: Finishing Touches

Remove the object: Once the print is complete, remove the object from the print bed.

Clean up: Trim any excess filament or supports if necessary.

Test the magnet: Ensure the magnet is securely embedded and the object functions as intended, such as sticking to a refrigerator if it's a fridge magnet.

Tips:
**Choose the right magnet**: Ensure the magnet fits well in the cavity and is strong enough for your intended use.
**Test pause functionality**: Familiarize yourself with the pause and resume functions on your printer before starting the actual print.
**Optimize print settings**: Proper settings can improve the print quality and ensure the magnet stays in place.

With these steps, you should be able to successfully 3D print an object with a magnet inside. Happy printing!