Introduction: Magnetic Minecraft Blocks
Minecraft is a very fun game as it allows you to build anything, this project brings that experience to the real life. Play minecraft in real life and build whatever you want.
Step 1: Materials Required
1. Block templates (To be printed)
2. Cardboard (I just used a shoe box)
3. Neodymium magnets
4. Glue
Tools Required
1. Glue Gun
2. Printer
3. Scissors or hobby knife
Step 2: Cutting the Templates
Download and print the given templates and start cutting them with a pair of scissors or a hobby knife. Also cut the side tabs, we don't need them.
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Step 3: Cutting Cardboard
We will need 6 cardboard squares for every cube. Create a grid of squares with every side of 2.6 cm and cut them out.
Step 4: Sticking the Carboard
Stick the cardboard squares fairly in the center to every side of the template using glue.
Step 5: Magnetic Orientation
Now for the difficult part. We can't just stick magnets in any orientation, as we all know the same poles repel and opposite poles attract each other. I found this to be an optimal placement -
North - Top, Right and Left
South - Bottom, Front and Back
(This is the polarity from the outside, meaning this the side you have to stick to the cardboard)
To find out the polarity of a magnet just bring it near a compass, I used the compass in my phone.
Step 6: Closing It All Up
Using a glue gun, glue every side and to glue the last side just apply some glue on the edges and close it. Now your magnetic minecraft blocks are ready !!!
Have fun and if you liked my instructable then vote for it in the contest :)

Runner Up in the
Minecraft Challenge 2018

Participated in the
Paper Contest 2018

Participated in the
Epilog Challenge 9
7 Comments
Tip 5 years ago
... or stick the magnetic paper on the back (in different directions as the magnets above) if you don't just want to stick them on the fridge but to each other lol
Tip 5 years ago
You could probably also print these on magnetic photo paper.
5 years ago
This post was for three contests?! You just hit three birds with one stone, my friend.
Good job.
Reply 5 years ago
Thanks a lot
5 years ago
They would be even better if I could make a lot of them with a 3d printer. But I do not have one
5 years ago
this is really cool!
5 years ago
These would be so much fun to play around with! I could distract myself forever if they were sitting on my desk :)