Ultimate Guide for Adding Magnets to your 3D Prints + Filling Drain Holes

In today's video tutorial I'll be showing you how to add strong magnets to your 3D printed parts. Magnets are common on statues for swappable parts or making shipping easier of your models. Neodymium also known as earth magnets has amazing strength when used properly. I'll be teaching you tricks and guide you through the process of installing magnets with multiple methods. Epoxy glue, Aves Apoxy Sculpt are some of the materials we'll be using in this guide. I also show how to fill drain holes with different methods for professional results.
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[@itsallthingsart]

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[@drdiv8515]

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[@JohnDoe-ot5ir]

Nice tutorial. Magnets also have a N rating. The higher the rating, the stronger the magnet.. I think N52 is the strongest neodymium magnets.

[@itsallthingsart]

Thanks. Yes correct N52, only issue is every seller will claim theirs are the strongest or will not disclose the rating. But if you can find them labeled then definitely. Although sometimes too strong is no good either, it depends on the part and finding the right balance. So with trial and error and buying a variety will be the best way if just starting. Thanks for the feedback appreciate it 😎👍

[@GlassJoeBMF]

Love these videos. It's a great tool for everyone who is in the hobby. Keep these up, please..

[@itsallthingsart]

Thanks, more on the way 😎👍

[@AspenKaraZor-El]

Very interesting video , very informative and interesting 👍☺️

[@itsallthingsart]

Thanks for watching 😎

[@RAZADSTAR]

good job

[@itsallthingsart]

Thanks 😎👍

[@sweettoof81]

I had the same issue with thin parts breaking until I started using sunlu abs-like resin and now It's all I use. Cheap and goes on sale a lot.

[@itsallthingsart]

I'll have to check that out. I remember guys were adding abs to their Sunlu from another brand.. good to see they have their own formula now. Elegoo just sent me their ABS 3.0 to test out. Thanks for watching 👍🏼

[@TheOldLynx77]

Excellent and enlightening video. Where do you buy your magnets?

[@itsallthingsart]

Amazon. Neodymium magnets.. just need to know what size you need. I was using 8mm in the video.. one by itself would be good for portraits & arms. But between 6mm to 10mm would be a good range.

[@edwindiaz8257]

I LOVED THE VIDEO. AWESOME WORK. WHERE CAN YOU GET THE MAGNETS? 😲🤔💯🔥🦇🤘🏽👊🏽

[@itsallthingsart]

I get my magnets from Amazon... Neodymium 👍

[@NiceGuyYoutube]

Do you recommend any Magnets brands for statues?

[@itsallthingsart]

@@NiceGuyRUclips they're all pretty much the same off of Amazon. The most important is to make sure the depth closely matches the circumference. And look for neodymium.

[@AllanCesar968]

Excellent video, I sent you a DM on your Instagram

[@itsallthingsart]

Thanks 👍🏼