One_Man_Banjo shares:
Very Satisfying tile puzzle. All the tiles nicely snap into and out of place when moved. The neodymium magnets I used can be found on amazon through the provided link below. be sure when assembling the magnets into each part that they are installed in the correct polarity to each other. I’ve noticed that sliding multiple tiles at once can cause one to pop out of place, so I would recommend sliding one tile at a time.
Most all magnets should fit snugly into place but if too loose, use a small amount of super glue to sure it up. If the fit is too tight, use a craft/X-acto knife to carefully remove excess material.
If you have any questions or suggestions, please leave a comment with your thoughts!
download the files on: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5749738
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