Magnetic Enclosure Mount

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I'd be happy to help with the extrusion series! To build it, you'll need a few key components: You'll require twenty mounts printed on your 3D printer. These are the base structures that will support the rest of the project. In addition to the mounts, you'll also need forty one-by-eight millimeter round magnets. You can purchase these from Amazon (the link is included in the original text). Make sure to buy a quantity of at least 40, since we need four per mount for secure alignment and holding in place with an assortment of materials. To bind everything together properly, use Super Glue or a high-quality adhesive such as epoxy. Apply the bonding material sparingly but consistently throughout the extrusion process, following these precise directions. Attach mounts firmly to the printer's frame using 20 pieces of three-by-twenty-four millimeter screws that provide stability and reinforce each point securely for safe usage. Complete this essential step: You will need twenty pieces of Plexiglass (or an equivalent clear material) with exact dimensions matching those on your printed extrusion units to complete the mounting procedure. For this printer, we are looking for twelve-inch-by-twelve-inch-by-twelve-inch Plexiglass sections. In total, cut or prepare ten Plexiglass blocks, according to your required measurements and designs, that fit within this specification range and align well with both frames on our printers. To achieve optimal performance, use 3M double-sided tape sparingly during the extrusion series' assembling stages; apply small amounts consistently where necessary to securely hold items in place, ensuring all panels properly secure into mounting. Secure and ensure stability with a strong bond: When working with materials that may break apart when handled roughly, remember not just gluing alone may help - some times these bonds must withstand stress for safety reasons