Raketti toy / puzzle 3D for print
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Real... crowd pleaser, pops out with a fun little noise.
Considered a puzzle but I usually just show people what it's about before handing it to them.
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One version is like in the video, with or without magnet holes*.
The flat version is something I saw here, and it's also cool:
http://www.grand-illusions.com/acatalog/Raketti.html
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* The magnet holes are for cylindrical neodymium magnets, 3x5mm in part A and 3x3mm in part B. Any less, and part A still pops out if you blow hard right into the gap. I'm not a huge fan of the magnet trick, but you might as well do it right if you do it. For magnets, I recommend ordering 3x1mm pieces and stacking them as needed (on dx they're like $4 for 100). Or just order some 3x3 and 3x5 pieces, they're more fun. In any case, I would leave a bit of space in the hole and top it off with something, maybe the same glue I use for the magnet, because I've had issues with magnets coming loose (also make sure to wipe the magnets clean of any oils before gluing).
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Simple toy, you blow on it just right, and the cylinder pops out satisfyingly. Also there's an optional magnet trick you can play on a "victim".Real... crowd pleaser, pops out with a fun little noise.
Considered a puzzle but I usually just show people what it's about before handing it to them.
.
One version is like in the video, with or without magnet holes*.
The flat version is something I saw here, and it's also cool:
http://www.grand-illusions.com/acatalog/Raketti.html
.
* The magnet holes are for cylindrical neodymium magnets, 3x5mm in part A and 3x3mm in part B. Any less, and part A still pops out if you blow hard right into the gap. I'm not a huge fan of the magnet trick, but you might as well do it right if you do it. For magnets, I recommend ordering 3x1mm pieces and stacking them as needed (on dx they're like $4 for 100). Or just order some 3x3 and 3x5 pieces, they're more fun. In any case, I would leave a bit of space in the hole and top it off with something, maybe the same glue I use for the magnet, because I've had issues with magnets coming loose (also make sure to wipe the magnets clean of any oils before gluing).
