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Halbach Array
This is a Halbach Array Ring I laid out in Solid Works to hold 1/4 cube magnets. It worked out really well and you can see from the images of the magnetic film that the field turned out the way it was supposed to. I saw some machined out of aluminum and did not want to spend the money just to play around with it.
Unfortunately I can't tell you much about the settings because my friend printed it on his Ultimaker 2 over a year ago, before I had my MK2.
I do know that he was using ColorFab XT and a setting of .06.
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Ultimaker
Printer:
Ultimaker 2
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
.06
Infill:
I think it was 20%
Post-Printing
There may have been minor filing, but i don't remember.
How I Designed This
Solid Works.
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