3D printed foldable clutch with magnetic closure

This is a tutorial on how to 3D print and assemble a foldable clutch with a magnetic closure. Once assembled, the internal dimensions are approximately 7 3/4" wide by 3 1/2" tall. If a stretchable mesh is used when printing, the internal capacity is much greater.
You will need a minimum build plate size of 256x256, 1 12"x12" piece of mesh fabric, magnets to attach to your fabric to your build plate, and 10, 10mm x 2mm magnets for the closure. You will also need 2 jump rings and a strap of your choosing, in addition to an inner lining of your choice, attached with fabric glue.
This file is available through my Thangs profile at www.thangs.com/designers/kaizen3dprints with either a monthly membership or one-time purchase.

[@Dazbii]

My dumb ass was waiting for this to somehow turn into like, a clutch for a gearbox until the last 15 seconds when I remembered the other meaning of the word

[@kaizen3dprints]

@@Dazbii bahaha

[@TheCubeFactor]

Mee too lmao

[@danh6720]

Yep, was definitely wondering what wizardry allowed someone to print a transmission clutch.

[@agentholmes369]

Not gonna lie, he got me too

[@danielmoore2065]

The different processes and techniques you display in this video are incredible. Thank you for the inspiration.

[@kristinaplays2924]

You are an artist.

[@kaizen3dprints]

@@kristinaplays2924 🥰

[@takimotochi]

3D printing onto fabric is such a cool concept

[@enosunim]

Cool idea! Fabric embedded into 3d print! Never saw anything before!

[@scorebatgaming]

Woah!! The final effect is so cool

[@kaizen3dprints]

@@scorebatgaming glad you like it! I'm in love and can't wait to do the next pattern 😍

[@mrday60]

awesome idea with printing atop of fabric.

[@rosskappa5410]

pretty sick looking

[@kellyjean4981]

When the printer paused for you to place the fabric, the top of the print had such a pretty pattern!, As if it had been the side printed facing down on the build plate, how was that look achieved? Stunning design! I appreciate the walk through. Thank you ❤

[@kaizen3dprints]

@@kellyjean4981 great question! This was achieved by changing the top surface pattern in the slicer settings. This is how I create the bottom pattern as well. The one you're referring to is the pattern "octagram spiral"

[@jbdubuisson7717]

Maaaannn! Congrat’s this is a really good job! 🎉

[@kaizen3dprints]

@jbdubuisson7717 thank you, I love how it came out!

[@coopjaquish]

DUDE! That be freaking fabu-tastic. ❤💚🧡💛💙💜

[@Jexinator]

Hot damn that's impressive

[@jimbo_mode]

thats genius

[@fangthewarrior]

So pretty! What filament is that? :o

[@kaizen3dprints]

@@fangthewarrior this is orange green blue pla from esun!

[@cheerio2901]

❤❤❤

[@Turdfurgasonschode]

What build plate is that?

[@coopjaquish]

A clutch plate! 😂 sorry...

[@kaizen3dprints]

These are magnetic pflat sheets, I resell them on my website - www.kaizen3dprints.com This one in particular is called Skynet

[@REDxFROG]

I can't fit this in my car

[@kaizen3dprints]

@@REDxFROG must be a bad transmission

[@coopjaquish]

But it did grab your attention.