Oloid magnet

Describe : An oloid is a geometric shape discovered by Swiss engineer Paul Schatz in 1929. Here are its key characteristics:Shape and Structure : Formed by two identical circles intersecting perpendicularly, with each circle's circumference passing through the other's center, creating a twisted elliptical shape.Surface and Volume : The oloid has a smooth, continuous surface. Its surface area and volume can be calculated mathematically.Motion : When rolled on a flat surface, every part of the oloid's surface touches the ground at least once, showcasing a unique rolling motion.Applications : Used in engineering, design, and art, particularly in mixers and blenders for efficient mixing of liquids or powders.Data :PLA+,0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 10% infill.Assembly Notes : The dimension of the magnet is Φ15mm X 2mm. The magnet need to be slightly pressed to fit into the model hole. It's recommended to apply a suitable amount of strong adhesive before installing the magnet for be