Rat Problem Fridge Magnet

These Rat Problem Fridge Magnets are chaotic little fridge gremlins that look like they’ve been caught mid-crime scene, frozen in the exact moment they realized the kitchen has witnesses. With their wild eyes, stretched-out paws, and curly tails dangling below, they somehow manage to be equal parts ridiculous, adorable, and mildly alarming. The smoky paw prints above them sell the whole story perfectly, turning a simple magnet into a tiny comedy sketch about suspicious rat behavior on stainless steel. Note: This model uses 8 mm x 3 mm round magnets. I intentionally used negative parts to generate the holes on the back of the rat, so different sized magnets could be used and you could easily change those settings in the slicer. Tolerances are pretty tight, if you have 6 mm magnets - set circumference of the cylinders (head + tail) at 6.0 mm. Press the magnets in firmly (pressing the rat and magnet on a flat surface), magnets hold without gluing. If the magnets are thicker/thinner, the z