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  • @josh73lane 2026-03-16

    For about 20 minutes before they wear out 😂

  • @d.a.n.i.e.l.m.o.r.a.l.e.s_ 2026-03-16

    Magnets are superior to components that's wear over time and use like that

  • @vegan_chupacabra 2026-03-17

    How to overcome fatigue in snap fit

  • @youngdesignersin 2026-03-17

    Vibing to the asmr tunes

  • @slant_3d 2026-03-17

    Preach

  • @platforma_designs 2026-03-17

    But I like my magnets 😢

  • @harada.sh 2026-03-17

    Why are snaps superior? Legit question. I mean, i thought the benefits of a magnet were the fact that they don't wear out or break easily.

  • @almost.engineered 2026-03-17

    For round lids, twist snap mechanism works great (inspired by @loftedgoods )

    Little effort to design than using magnets, but worth it in long term.

  • @26706_thunder.lab 2026-04-30

    Magnets > snaps

  • @nirmitkala 2026-03-17

    Magnets = easy win, snaps = engineering flex 💯

  • @ishima.moura 2026-04-16

    I think this comes down to use case. If it's something that's going to be used a lot and doesn't need the strongest connection magnets are great. If you want something more structural and isn't going to be heavily used snaps are superior.

  • @srijanx_maker 2026-05-14

    finally, i found for my drone carrying case lid closing mechanism😌

  • @black_laboratories_eng_roli 2026-05-13

    Many plastic suppliers have free snap fit calculators too. Where you can design the snap to have the load you want for the given plastic. Comparing it to 3d print material is the challenge.

  • @_._jkl6 2026-04-18

    Gloves for what

  • @anhadss 2026-04-27

    I'd rather design once for magnets than design and 3d print 5 times for the perfect snaps. Compliant mechanisms are pure guesswork.

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