Backrooms Noclip Fridge Magnets is a set of three 3D-printable fridge magnets: a chair, a ship’s wheel and an armchair, inspired by the mysterious objects and eerie atmosphere of the Backrooms. It is free to download on MakerWorld and prints in a single filament colour, with no AMS required.
What it is
The Noclip collection turns three liminal objects into small, functional magnets. Each model has a seat for a small magnet, which fits by press-fit or with a drop of glue. The chair is made of two interlocking parts; it can be assembled without glue, but a little glue makes it more secure and permanent.
What it is for
- Fridge magnets: hold notes, photos, shopping lists and other lightweight paper items.
- Magnetic whiteboards and metal surfaces: they work anywhere a magnet sticks.
- Wall decoration: attach them with a small amount of removable adhesive such as Patafix.
The magnets you need are linked in the BOM section of the MakerWorld page. Small magnets can be hazardous if swallowed: keep them away from young children and pets.
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Printing
The project includes four print profiles, listed below with the print times and filament weights shown on MakerWorld (they vary with printer and settings).
| Profile | Time | Filament |
|---|---|---|
| Ship’s wheel | 0.9 h | 8 g PLA |
| Chair (two parts) | 1.1 h | 11 g PLA |
| Armchair | 1 h | 17 g PLA |
| All three together (AMS) | 3 h | 36 g PLA |
Recommended settings: layer height 0.12 mm, 3 walls, 15–20% infill, supports required, AMS not required. Print the chair parts in different colours if you like.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an AMS to print them?
No. Every model prints in a single filament colour. An AMS is only useful if you want the chair parts in different colours.
Which magnets do I need?
The required magnets are linked in the BOM section of the MakerWorld page.
Do the magnets need supports?
Yes, supports are required.
Can I hang them on a wall instead?
Yes, with a small amount of removable adhesive such as Patafix.
Where can I download the model?
For free on MakerWorld, using the Print button on this page.
When was it published?
On 12 September 2026.