STR-CLG-S

It takes about
1-2hrs
It costs about
15-30€
Difficulty
Low
License

Structure Ceiling Small

BEFORE YOU START

By following the instructions below and/or downloading the linked files you agree to the specified license agreement.

Tools

Handsaw

Handsaw

Superglue

Superglue

Drill

Drill

3d printer

3d printer

File

File

Material

Wall Screw

Wall Screw

Raw Plug

Raw Plug

Aluminium Tube

Aluminium Tube - Ø16 mm - 1.0m

Components

O-ring

O-ring - Ø 7.20 x 1.90mm

Magnet sphere

Magnet sphere - Ø19 mm

Electronic components

Magnet Sphere - Ø 19 mm
Neodymium, chrome-plated
We work hard to keep our links and components list updated, but It might happen that some of the components get discontinued. If you notice any anomalies with one of our components please let us know.

1 Printing

Wise advice

3D printed parts: if you don’t have a 3D printer you can produce the pieces in your local FabLab or order them online

1.1. Printing

After downloading the files (3D print section above), print the pieces with the following printing settings:

 

Nozzle: 0.4 mm
Material: PETG
Layer height: 0.2 mm
Infill-shaft: 70%

2 Overview

2.1. Components scheme

3 Preparation

3.1. Cutting the tube

Cut the tube into the given length, we recommend the use of a metal saw for a clean cut. Make sure to have a straight cut

Make sure to correct and refine the cut using sand paper and/or a file

 

4 Assembly

Warning

Make sure the glue stays on the outer side of the edge

It must not touch the magnet or its housing. Apply some pressure and let dry for at least 15min

Warning

Do not ever try to cut the magnet 

High risk of implosion

4.1. #5 Assembly of the magnet ball joint

Place the magnet into the joint body

Apply carefully small amount of superglue (ideally gel) over the rim of the body

Carefully position the cap ontop of the body, pressing the pieces together to ensure proper bonding

Slide the o-rings onto the upper and bottom slots (incase more friction is needed use a 3rd one in the middle slot) 

Repeat the operation for the second magnet ball joint

Warning

Is the magnet free?

Shake the magnet-ball joint and make sure that the magnet is free inside. If it is stuck improvise to free it (i.e. with a thin pencil through the body bottom)

If it does not work try to gently remove the cap and repeat the operation

4.2. Assembly of the magnet ball joint

Warning

Do not ever try to cut the magnet

High risk of implosion

Wise advice

Make sure the glue stays on the outer side of the edge

It must not touch the magnet or its housing. Apply some pressure and let dry for at least 15min

4.3. Magnetic sphere joint

Place the magnet into the body

Apply carefully small amount of superglue (ideally gel) over the rim of the body 

Carefully position the cap on top of the body, pressing the pieces together to ensure proper bonding

Warning

Is the magnet free?

Shake the magnet-ball joint and make sure that the magnet is free inside. If it is stuck improvise to free it (i.e. with a thin pencil through the body bottom)

If it does not work try to gently remove the cap and repeat the operation

4.4. Magnetic sphere joint

4.5. Wall mounting

Mark with a pencil the desired position of the knob.

Drill a hole with a wall bit of 8mm.

Hammer the raw plug fully into the hole.

4.6. Wall mounting

 

Pass the wall screw trough the printed screw and screw it in place with a screwdriver.

Manually tighten the ball mount to the 3d printed screw.

4.7. Structure assembly

5 STR-CLG-S is ready!

STR-CLG-S