Master Ball, with magnetic clasp (Fixed Lid)

Master Ball, with magnetic clasp (Fixed Lid)

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I finally managed to get my hands on a printer and now I've got everything I need. It turns out that I made one big mistake, the "M" was too small to fit perfectly in place - I just learned that myself. Thankfully, it was easy to correct. The only change I made from the original idea of printing a Pokeball with a magnetic clasp was swapping out the lid. I printed the new lid and two other important parts, M and BumpTopLeft/Right (left/right based on how the button looks when you hold it up). Just in case, I added both right and left bump files - even though they should be exactly alike, better safe than sorry. With all of your printing done, assembling the new lid should be a breeze. Then comes attaching the button to its holder, followed by sticking that unit and a ring down onto the base with glue, using the hinge in place as you fix it there. Next, pop the snap-on top into place. To complete it, take two tiny magnets (1/4 inch x 1/16 inch) and attach them securely too. Here's some expert advice: try printing your bottom piece at a much higher infill percentage, something like 40-50% to get the weight of the object centered perfectly in the middle. That way it won't tip over easily whenever you set it down.

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