These are the railing, pillar, arch and beam pieces for the magnetic tile haunted house. 

****3D Print Settings****
PLA Filament
Layer height 0.2mm
Infill 15-20%
No supports needed (see recommendations for brims below)

****Neodymium magnets needed for arches and railings: 20x5x2 and 10x5x2****
****Neodymium magnet size need for pillars: 12x5x3 OR 10x5x2****
Magnetic build plate highly recommended but not absolutely necessary.

Here is a link to Amazon for the magnets needed for this print:
https://www.amazon.com/shop/3dpmom

****Arches****
Neodymium magnets sizes needed for the arches: 20x5x2 and 10x5x2 (I strongly recommend using these size magnets. If you go larger it may not allow the magnets to rotate within their chambers.)
I recommend brims for the arches to prevent warping at edges.
For the arches, add a pause print at layer height 6.0mm to insert the magnets. When the print is paused insert the magnets.  I like to alternate these two size magnets between the magnets holes (20x5x2, 10x5x2,20x5x2, 10x5x2, etc.).  I found if I used all 20x5x2 they were too strong and if I used all 10x5x2 it felt a little too weak.
After the magnets are inserted, resume the print.

****Railings****
Neodymium magnet size need for railings: 20x5x2 and 10x5x2
Brims are not needed for the railings.
Add a pause print at layer height 6.0mm to insert the magnets.  I like 20x5x2 for the magnets at the bottom of the railing and 10x5x2 for the magnets along the side of left and right railings. Insert magnets, then resume print.

****Pillars****
I recommend a brim for the pillar body/base piece because it is tall.  The brim will help add stability. 
Add a pause print at layer height 6.0 mm to insert the magnets. Insert magnets, then resume print. That's it:)

I have also included a 3mf print profile with the following print plates:
Print Plate #1 (Railing Pieces): one color, pause inserted at layer 30 (layer height 6.0mm)
Print Plate #2 (Pillar Pieces): one color, pause inserted at layer 30 (layer height 6.0mm), brim added to base/body piece
Print Plate #3 (150x150 Arch Wall): one color, pause inserted at layer 30 (layer height 6.0mm)
Print Plate #4 (150x150 Arch Wall with Notch): one color, pause inserted at layer 30 (layer height 6.0mm) 
Print Plate #5 (Beam Piece): one color

Have fun printing!

Magnetic Tile Haunted House RAILINGS, PILLARS, ARCHES & BEAMS

Right Porch Railing.stl

These are the window board pieces for the magnetic tile haunted house. 

I designed these to be used with 6x2 neodymium magnets.  I strongly recommend using these size magnets. When inserted into the print, these magnets do not have space within their 'chambers' to rotate. These window board pieces (as well as the light base piece) are the only pieces designed this way BUT all the other magnets in my designs rotate so they will orient to the magnets in these pieces.

****3D Print Settings****
PLA Filament
Layer height 0.2mm
Infill 15%
No brims or supports needed
****Neodymium magnets needed: 6x2****
Magnetic build plate highly recommended but not absolutely necessary.

Here is a link to Amazon for the light and magnets that fit into this print. That's it:)
https://www.amazon.com/shop/3dpmom

For these window boards, add a pause print at layer height 2.8mm to insert the magnets. When the print is paused insert the magnets.  After the magnets are inserted, resume the print.

I have also included a 3mf print profile with the following print plates:
Print Plate #1 (Window Boards 1-3): one color, pause inserted at layer 14 (layer height 2.8mm)
Print Plate #2 (X-Shaped Window Boards 1-3): one color, pause inserted at layer 14 (layer height 2.8mm)

Have fun printing!

Magnetic Tile Haunted House WINDOW BOARDS

X Window Board_1.stl

These are the door/door wall surround pieces for the magnetic tile haunted house. 

PLA Filament works great
Layer height 0.2mm
Infill 15%
Brims recommended for front door wall and french door wall  to prevent warping on the corners
****Neodymium magnets needed: 20x5x2, 10x5x2 and 3x5****
Magnetic build plate highly recommended but not absolutely necessary.

Here is a link to Amazon for the magnets needed for these pieces: https://www.amazon.com/shop/3dpmom

****3D Print Settings****
For the wall pieces,  you will need 20x5x2 and 10x5x2 neodymium magnets to be inserted around the edges. I strongly recommend using these size magnets. If you go larger it may not allow the magnets to rotate within their chambers.  
I like to alternate these two size magnets between the magnet holes (20x5x2, 10x5x2, 20x5x2, 10x5x2, etc.).  I found if I used all 20x5x2 they were too strong and if I used all 10x5x2 it felt a little too weak.I recommend 20x5x2 neodymium magnets to be used for the door pieces.

For the 150x150 Large Front Door Wall and 150x150 French Door Wall pieces there is a small circular space for one magnet centered above each arch. Insert a 3x5 neodymium sized magnet into that space.

For the doors, I recommend 20x5x2 neodymium magnets.

For all of these pieces, add a pause print to insert the magnets as shown in the photos for each design. When the print is paused insert the magnets. After the magnets are inserted, resume the print. That's it:)

I have also included a 3mf print profile with the following print plates:
Print Plate #1 (Front Door Wall): one color, pause inserted at layer 30 (layer height 6.0mm), brim added
Print Plate #2 (Front Door): one color, pause inserted at layer 30 (layer height 6.0mm)
Print Plate #3 (French Door Wall): one color, pause inserted at layer 30 (layer height 6.0mm), brim added
Print Plate #4 (L& R French Doors): one color, pause inserted at layer 30 (layer height 6.0mm)

Have fun printing!

Magnetic Tiles Haunted House: DOORS

150x150 Front Door Wall.stl

If you're looking for a fun Halloween 3D printing project - look no further 👻 These are the wall pieces for a magnetic tile haunted house. 

****3D Print Settings****
PLA Filament
Layer height 0.2mm
Infill 15%
Brim recommended on 150x150 wall pieces to prevent warping
****Neodymium magnets needed: 20x5x2, 10x5x2 and 3x5****
I strongly recommend using these size magnets. If you go larger it may not allow the magnets to rotate within their chambers.
Magnetic build plate highly recommended but not absolutely necessary.

For all these pieces, add a pause print at layer 29 (layer height 5.8 mm) to insert the magnets. When the print is paused insert the magnets.  I like to alternate these two size magnets between the magnets holes (20x5x2, 10x5x2,20x5x2, 10x5x2, etc.).  I found if I used all 20x5x2 they were too strong and if I used all 10x5x2 it felt a little too weak. (See videos) 
The 3x5 magnet is used only in the Double Window Wall and Single Window Wall above the windows.

After the magnets are inserted, resume the print. That's it:)

I have also included a 3mf print profile with the following print plates:
Print Plate #1 (150x150 Double Window Wall): one color, pause inserted at layer 29 (layer height 5.8mm), brim added
Print Plate #2 (150x150 Porthole Window Wall): one color, pause inserted at layer 29 (layer height 5.8mm), brim added
Print Plate #3 (150x150 Solid Wall): one color, pause inserted at layer 29 (layer height 5.8mm), brim added
Print Plate #4 (150x75 Single Window Wall): one color, pause inserted at layer 29 (layer height 5.8mm)
Print Plate #5 (150x75 Solid Wall): one color, pause inserted at layer 29 (layer height 5.8mm)
Print Plate #6 (150x37.5 Solid Wall): one color, pause inserted at layer 29 (layer height 5.8mm)
Print Plate #7 (75x75 Solid Wall): one color, pause inserted at layer 29 (layer height 5.8mm)
Print Plate #8 (75x37.5 Solid Wall): one color, pause inserted at layer 29 (layer height 5.8mm)

Here is a link to Amazon for the magnets needed for these pieces.
https://www.amazon.com/shop/3dpmom

Have fun printing!

Magnetic Tile Haunted House: WALLS

 150x150 Wall.stl

This is a snap-together modular key storage and organization system that addresses those keys we all have lying around, lost in coin trays, rattling around in a drawer, or falling into a gap somewhere.  Snap these together however suits you and then hang, hook or stand the key holder wherever convenient.   Now you know where your spare keys are and can see if one is missing.   

The key blocks contain a series of independent ribs which will hold any key inserted but allow it to be removed whenever needed.  The grip is designed to hold keys from about 1.4mm to 2.5mm in thickness.  If you want it for other sizes let me know and I will make it.

100% printed - no hardware, fasteners, or adhesives required. 

Print Settings:
I have tested this design on multiple printers using PETG and PLA.  Print settings can vary significantly between users so please note my settings and let me know if you are having difficulty.  I am committed to helping everyone get great print results to the extent I can so please contact me if you are having issues.
 
Material = I recommend PETG but any material should work.  
Nozzle = 0.4mm
Layer height = 0.2mm
Line width = 0.4mm
Wall count = 4 (1.6mm)
Infill = 40%
Ironing = OFF

All parts should be printed standing up without support.  The closet hook is a print-in-place hinged hook - the connector is printed upright but the hook itself is lying flat.  The loop end has built-in print support.  

This is related to my Magnetic Key Hider which you might also be interested in…
https://than.gs/m/1109021

See my blog for more details at… 
https://www.logicalplanet.com/




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