Episode 37 of Tina Tries is me doing that thing where science looks like straight-up magic: I 3D printed and assembled a magnetic levitation TARDIS that literally floats above its base. No strings, no hidden stand—just magnets, patience, and a whole lot of “please don’t yeet yourself off the table” energy. I used the MagLev DIY kit for the base, printed the TARDIS parts in PETG, and then worked through the build like I always do: try, tweak, learn, and show you the whole journey. In this video I walk through the print, the assembly, and the most nerve-wracking part—getting the TARDIS balanced in that tiny sweet spot where it stops fighting physics and starts hovering. If you’re into impossible-looking desk displays, Doctor Who props, or 3D printing projects that make people walk into your room and immediately ask “HOW is that floating?”, this build is for you. My biggest takeaway: the printing is the easy part—dialing in alignment and staying calm while it wobbles is the real boss fight.