I saw in the video that the two sides of the Spring/Latch magnet repel until one side is rotated 180 degrees, my question is what would happen if you locked one side in and then spun the other side at a constant rotational speed? Would the two sides oscillate?
Also is the printed magnetism solely on a 2-d plane across the face of the magnets, or can they be printed in 3-d into the depth of the material, allowing for magnetic poles at an angle relative to the normal of the surface plane?
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I saw in the video that the two sides of the Spring/Latch magnet repel until one side is rotated 180 degrees, my question is what would happen if you locked one side in and then spun the other side at a constant rotational speed? Would the two sides oscillate?
Also is the printed magnetism solely on a 2-d plane across the face of the magnets, or can they be printed in 3-d into the depth of the material, allowing for magnetic poles at an angle relative to the normal of the surface plane?
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