Magnetic name tags made on a 3D printer

Creative wedding pin

Author: S. Huber, Rorschacherberg, Switzerland

Online since: 23/09/2019, Number of visits: 99275

I celebrated my wedding at the beginning of September 2019 and came up with a special idea for the name tags, using super magnets S-06-02-N. Our wedding theme was «motorbike» because my wife and I are both enthusiastic motorcycle riders. That is why I designed the name tags for our guest on my 3D printer in the shape of a motorcycle wheel.

I glued two of the above-mentioned disc magnets into each wheel with «UHU MAX REPAIR» glue. Two additional magnets of the same type were attached to the inside of the clothing, providing a secure hold of the name tag. And thanks to the 3D printing technology it is even possible to freely rotate the black tire around the rim.

Articles used

S-06-02-N

Disc magnet Ø 6 mm, height 2 mm, holds approx. 740 g, neodymium, N45, nickel-plated

	10 pcs.	0,36 EUR ea.*
from	40 pcs.	0,29 EUR ea.*
from	80 pcs.	0,26 EUR ea.*
from	160 pcs.	0,24 EUR ea.*
Ask for a rebate from 1 000 pcs.

Available: 278 680 pcs.

UHU MAX REPAIR

magnet glue, waterproof, without solvents, shelf life of 24 months, 20 g tube
To glue on super magnets

1 pc. 7,95 EUR ea.* (397,50EUR/kg)

Available: 2 098 pcs.

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