Thor Levitating Hammer With Lights
by vikramksc2604 in Living > Decorating
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Thor Levitating Hammer With Lights
This a Thor Love and Thunder Inspired Levitating Mjolnir. I have designed it to serve an aesthetic addition to your home. I was always a fan of Thor and thought it would be a great Idea to make a lighting enabled Hammer.
Hope you like this!
All the parts were designed in Fusion 360
Supplies
The Electronics and 3D printed parts are available Link in maker world:
https://makerworld.com/en/models/1704711-thor-levitating-hammer-love-and-thunder#profileId-1808188
The electronics involved is a magnetic levitating module with a light.
Its available to purchase in the Bambu Lab store, name of the product.
Magnetic Levitation DIY Kit - ZC008
The 3D printed parts are:
1.common_holder.stl
2.hammer_main.stl
3.hammer_rod.stl
4.magnetic_module_holder.stl
5.rod_adapter.stl
The base magnet has case. The files are below:
Assemble the Base Magnet Module As Shown
The base_cover_nswitch part is to be fitted along the circumference of the base_side_switch part
Assemble the Magnet Holder Module
Take the magnetic_module_holder part and follow the steps as show in the image
Place the Light Module Into the Circular Slow First.
With the Levitation Kit, You’re a Circular Ring Part Like Below (A Printed Part Given by Bambu Lab), Place It Like Below:
Now, I Strongly Suggest to Place a Small Piece of Double Sided Tape As Show Below, It Helps to Keep the Levitation Module From Slipping. Finally
Finally Place the Levitation Module and Stick a Small Piece of Double Sided Tape to Attach the Lighting Circuit Onto the Magnet:
Now, to Assemble the Hammer, You Will Need the Hammer_rod, Rod_adapter and the Hammer Part:
Insert the rod adapter part into the hammer’s circular slot as shown above and finally screw the hammer rod part into the adapter:
Tighten all the way until it is stiff.
Finally Attach the Hammer and And the Levitation Part Using the Common_holder Part:
Lastly Place the Whole System Carefully on to the Base Module(make Sure the Base Magnet Module Is On)
Hope this was a cool project to look at!