Description
A rigid half-cuff designed for cosplay and collecting, featuring magnetic recesses to hold separate star chips.
The cuff is sized to print as two halves that snap together around the wrist using 5x2mm magnets. The star chips are also magnetised, letting you click them in and out of the slots as you earn them.
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- Wrist Fit: Currently set to a 65mm inner diameter with an 8mm wall.
- Clearance: The star chip is scaled 0.5mm smaller than the recess — scale it in your slicer if your printer needs more or less tolerance.
- Magnets: All holes are modelled at 5.2mm wide and 2.2mm deep for standard 5x2mm neodymium disc magnets.
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