The Magnetic Door Fridge Magnet Fridge Magnet

This realistic fridge magnet model has two opening doors with built-in shelves and securing magnet spots (fits a 3x2mm magnet), removable semi-translucent “glass” shelves and vegetable drawer, an ice bin, and a tiny light “bulb”- no, it is not a working one, I didn’t want to make this model too complicated.

The best part (in my opinion- though obviously I am a bit biased) is the fact that I designed the doors with internal slots for magnets (inserted during print pre-programmed print pauses) which means you can put tiny magnets on the fridge magnet that is on your magnetic fridge!

With Halloween coming up, I initially wanted to put a severed head inside the fridge, but then I saw someone else already did that- so I decided to just stick with more traditional stuffs. The pictured food items inside the fridge are just doll-house toys, and tons of inexpensive variations can be found with a simple search on Amazon.

SEE PRINT PROFILE FOR CRUCIALLY IMPORTANT PRINT AND MAGNET SIZE INFORMATION!

***PLEASE NOTE!! ***

Just a warning- this fridge magnet is 7 inches tall (just fits on my A1 Mini) and even with low infill it has a little bit of weight to it, especially if you choose to add internal door magnets- so you will just want to find some strong magnets to mount on the back to make sure this fridge stays safely secured to your fridge! I used two of the round 60x1.5mm sticker magnets from Bambu Labs’ MakerSupply- I sanded the bottom of the base a teeny bit because I printed it on a textured plate which can make it a little less receptive to good adhesion.

ASSEMBLY INFO:

For stability purposes, the hinges on the doors are designed to be a snug fit with the angled slots in the fridge base. You may need to sand the connectors a little bit to ensure they don’t break as you install them, make sure to be careful when pressing them into the base- try to apply firm steady pressure to the middle cylinder part of the hinge as you wiggle them a little from side to side- avoid putting too much pressure on the outside cylinder. Adding a little superglue is recommended but not required.