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**Create a Multicolor Puzzle with a Single-Color Printer!**
By using 5x2mm magnets, adhesive, and this puzzle data, you can create a colorful puzzle without the need for supports (we recommend adding a brim). By printing the color-coded parts with different filament colors, you can achieve a stunning multicolor effect.

**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)** 34 pieces of 5x2mm magnets.
Magnets can be purchased on 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: https://store.bambulab.com/products/round-magnet
When printing at 155%, please prepare 8x3mm magnets.

**How to make**
**(1)** Please print the following files: "Astronaut_Body_color.stl", "Astronaut_face_shield_color.stl","Astronaut_hands_feet_color.stl","Astronaut_Ring_color.stl",I recommend adding a brim. No support is needed.

You can enjoy the combination of colors by printing in multiple colors. 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!

Low Poly Astronaut Magnet Puzzle (No supports, no AMS)

Astronaut_Body_color.stl

These are fun rockets with boosters that extend on take-off. I designed two sizes and each contain two parts: the main rocket body and the ‘boosters’.

I've included the following STL models:
Large Rocket (complete)
Large Rocket (body only)
Large Rocket Booster Insert (a set of 4)
Small Rocket (complete)
Small Rocket (body only)
Small Rocket Booster Insert 

3D PRINTING SETTINGS
Layer Height 0.2mm
PLA works great
15-20% Infill

Dimensions of Large Rocket: 4in x 2 3/8in
Dimensions of Small Rocket: 3 1/4in x 1 7/8in

*Supports are needed for the larger rocket at the base around the outside rings of the boosters.  (Make sure not to include supports inside the booster chambers because you need to keep those clear to drop the boosters in when you pause the print:)

There are two ways you can print these rockets:
1. Print the complete rocket 
2. For different color rocket and boosters, print the boosters first, print the rocket second pausing at layer height 15.6mm for the large rocket and 30.6mm for the small rocket, drop the boosters in and then continue printing. 

Have fun printing these…they’re a blast 🚀

Rocket with Boosters (2 sizes)

Large Rocket (complete).stl

Hello! I am excited to release this model as I have been working very hard to get this model to print the best it can as a print in place, functional, and "articulating" print.

SPACE! The final frontier...but how is your Alexa going to get there without her helmet?

I've had it in my head for awhile now to make something for the Amazon speakers, and I even bought the Echo Dot on sale about a year ago - I just never got to it - until now.

I have made two versions of this model, the base "Spaceman" simple version, and the full on "Astronaut" helmet version. This is the premium exclusive supporter Astronaut version. The difference between the two is the decoration of the oxygen gear on the front. (I may or may not have plans to add more fun extra "flair" items to the exclusive model, depending on how well it does).

All that being said, this can still be a tough print. The joints are fairly close together, for the visors, and they are thin, tall, round pieces printing directly next to each other. Make sure that whichever filament you use, you have it dialed in well. I included the 3MF file with the settings that I found success with in printing mine - although looking at the astronaut helmet I printed, the purge values could be upped a bit to reduce bleed. Make sure you have a clean plate, good adhesion, and when in doubt, slow it down. With those things in mind, I think you will find this can print very nicely, with no assembly required for it to work right off the plate.

Let me know what you think about it, and if you think models like this are something I should continue to do. I have had success selling speaker holders in the past, personally, so I think this could be lucrative, given that the Amazon listing for this speaker has over 100k REVIEWS. Looking forward to hearing from you guys!

Astronaut

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