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Create Your Own Low-Polygon Magnet Puzzle! With 5×2mm magnets, adhesive, and this puzzle data, you can print and assemble the puzzle without using any supports (a brim is recommended).

Would you like to know what kind of puzzle it is? https://youtu.be/xcfVrUU5Xmk There is an explanation on how to glue magnets. https://youtu.be/DR4dDgUL4IQ

The puzzle fun begins with attaching neodymium magnets to each piece. Once completed, challenge your family and friends to solve it! After the fun, it makes a perfect decorative piece for your room. If you prefer, you can also glue the pieces together directly without magnets to enjoy it as a figurine.

As a bonus, we have also included a model with the puzzle pieces fused together.

Excited! Enjoy a larger puzzle by enlarging it! By enlarging the print to 155%, you can create a big puzzle using 8x3mm magnets! The larger size makes it easier for small children to play with and provides great satisfaction. For more details, please watch this video: https://youtu.be/y-1LrwWMlUI

Things to prepare (1) super glue.

(2) 60 pieces of 5x2mm magnets. These magnets can be purchased from Amazon or AliExpress. I bought mine from here: https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_ooTqNVy Alternatively, you can also purchase them from Bambu Lab with the model number CA-003. You can buy them from here: https://store.bambulab.com/products/round-magnet

When printing at 155%, please prepare 8x3mm magnets. The magnets I used can be purchased from the following link: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005007306506182.html?channel=twinner

How to make **(1)**Please print the“Low_Poly_Skull_Puzzle.stl”**with a brim.**No support is needed.

The print data is set to the optimal orientation, so please print as is. Individual piece data is also included, and you can print only your favorite parts by comparing it with the file name in the image.

(2) Glue the magnets into the hexagonal holes. (The hole is made hexagonal to prevent the glue from overflowing.) Be careful with the orientation of the magnets, the holes are designed to be loose, so be sure to glue them firmly.

(3) Have fun!