Valkyrie High Temp DIY 3d printer | Chamber/Enclosure - Door lock to strong?

Valkyrie High Temp DIY 3d printer | Chamber/Enclosure - Door lock to strong? P or E profile for the seal?
We know the magnets loose force when heated so we might need to change from neodymium to cobolt, but lets try these. Should we go with electro magnets?

[@neur303]

Playing around with the distance between the magnets is also an option to change and possibly finetune the needed force, because it rapidly falls off. I love your ideas :) Hope I can replicate some of what you share I am also interested in high temp printing, but cost is always something prohibitive for me'

[@PRO3DESIGN]

Thank you. I will try that

[@PRO3DESIGN]

Join us on the discord server and follow the process if you like

[@danieldeutschen7714]

Just try out what kind of chamber temps you can reach with the door like this. If it's good enough, it's good enough, no need for 4 magnets. I usually fine tune magnet strength by adjusting the distance. Half a millimeter has a great effect on strength, so take small steps. Looks good though!

[@PRO3DESIGN]

Thank you. I will work on adjusting

[@henriquelopes4364]

I mean... It's childproof, I guess