I recommend the Version with three round 6×3 mm magnets with Gaffatape because the adhesion is the strongest.
Update 09.02.2020 new Version added with 25° for LED Strip
Now Version 2 ist tested and worked fine.
I added new files as V2.1 for the bracket because it was very tight now I made a test print and now you can move the bracket on the ring. I made theses changes also on V1 bracket and marked them with V1.1. I also changed the V1 bracket to use it with three magnets and now also the the V1.1 bracket is not so tight to the ring and you can move it.
I don’t update the brackets/holder with rectangular magnets.
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