Touch-Mi replacement

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After breaking my Touch-Mi probe, I created a new one by splitting it into two parts. I printed these parts in PLA because I don't use ABS or high-temperature filaments. If you do print with high-temperature filaments or an enclosed printer, consider using ABS or PETG for better thermal resistance. The design is split into two pieces so that the magnetic ball can be installed once printing is complete. Everything is held together by a single M3 screw that keeps the probe securely attached to your printer. To achieve optimal precision, print these parts flat on your bed, with supports for the bottom part only. This will ensure that the chamfers are properly aligned with the bed's surface. On September 29th, I revised the design by making the holes slightly larger to facilitate easier screwing.