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Two halves held by 16 sealed neodymium magnets (8 per half, 8×3 mm) under glued-in black lids — no screws. The Vortex swirl is laser etched into each lid, so it won't rub off. Metallic Red Silk PLA base. About 50 × 30 × 15 mm and 0.8 oz, made for one hand. Sliding makes a quiet, emery-board sound; it isn't silent. Handmade by Nick in New Jersey. Ships via Amazon when it launches. Contains magnets and small parts — not for children under 14.
| Size | About 50 × 30 × 15 mm |
| Weight | About 0.8 oz |
| Magnets | 16 neodymium (8×3 mm), 8 sealed per half |
| Lids | Laser-etched Vortex swirl, glued in |
| Base | Metallic Red Silk PLA |
| Action | Slide, flip, spin (emery-board sound) |
| Made | Handmade in the USA |
| Price | Starting at $14.99 |






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