Roatary Puzzle Box With Magnet Lock

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Parts needed: -Cylindrical magnet, D=4mm L=10mm -Thin sheet metal (approz 0.75mm thick) cut to approx 19mm x 2.5mm -2 x 608 bearings (roll with little resistance) -Some small weights (BB's used) (magnets/sheetmetal were purchased from officeworks in Australia, includes 8 magnets and a thin piece of sheet metal in the box) Print Info: -The front part should be printed upright with support (shaf is stronger in this orientation) -The body part should have support under the overhang within the main cavity -Do not detect thin walls for the key parts -Detect bridging perimeters -Drop magnet in the hole before the horisontal dovetail for the lid on the body part begins Print Settings: -Layer height=0.15mm -Nozzel diameter=0.4mm -Brim used Assembly: -Insert magnet druing print (Drop magnet in the hole before the horisontal dovetail for the -lid on the body begins) -Insert weights into cavity in key's (do not enable thin wall detection) -Insert bearings into keys -Insert bearing/key/weight assembly onto shaft of front part, with open side of key part facing the wall of the front part -Insert spacer onto shaft of front part -Insert bearing/key/weight assembly onto shaft of front part, with open side of key part facing the wall of the front part -Insert spacer onto shaft of front part -Insert front/key/bearing/weight/spacer assembly into the body with the flat face of the shaft of the front part facing up (the lid) -Insert thin sheet metal into the side of the lid -Rotate keys and slide the lid to close the box