Magnetic case for Apple Pencil (1st gen)

Magnetic case for Apple Pencil (1st gen).

⚠️ Pay close attention to magnet polarity before gluing — test the orientation on both halves so they attract (not repel) once the case is closed. Mixing it up means the case won't snap shut.

A protective sliding case built around a rail system and magnets — no hinge, no screws, no inserts.

The cover slides along printed rails and locks shut with a magnetic snap, keeping the Pencil secure without any play.

The two halves are joined by a rail, and on the tip side, a small thumb cutout lets you slide your thumb in underneath the Pencil and lift it out easily, without having to shake or fish it out of the case.

A simple way to carry your Apple Pencil without the original box !

- Magnets used: 4x2mm (listed in the BOM), you have to glue them. - There's a 1 plate print profile and a 2 plates profile especially for the A1 mini. Printed on A1 mini with white matte Bambu PLA

Designed in Shapr3D (.shapr, .step and .stl in original files section)

If you have any suggestions/questions about the model itself let me know, thx for printing !