Post by HankRocks on Mar 22, 2022 9:47:31 GMT -5
TheRock Here's a few pictures of the Frig Magnets I recently made. My wife had the extra metal cutout sheets for some of her magnetic decorative items, they work very well as storage and display boards. You need some way to keep the Magnets from fighting and attracting each other. I am thinking of raising the 3 for price to 3 for $11.
IMG_4084 by Findrocks, on Flickr
IMG_4086 by Findrocks, on Flickr
I use Neodymium-Iron-Boron Rare-Earth Magnets, they are very strong and a bit frustrating to work with. Separating them and picking them up is a character builder. The plastic tweezers come in real handy for picking them up and setting them on the drop of Super-Glue( I use the Gel type)
IMG_4088 by Findrocks, on Flickr
The ones I use are .375" diameter and .063" thick, hence the tweezers. Here's the part number. They cost me about .40cents each plus shipping, Then add the cost of Superglue comes to about .50 cents each to make.
IMG_4090 by Findrocks, on Flickr
Henry
IMG_4084 by Findrocks, on FlickrIMG_4086 by Findrocks, on FlickrI use Neodymium-Iron-Boron Rare-Earth Magnets, they are very strong and a bit frustrating to work with. Separating them and picking them up is a character builder. The plastic tweezers come in real handy for picking them up and setting them on the drop of Super-Glue( I use the Gel type)
IMG_4088 by Findrocks, on FlickrThe ones I use are .375" diameter and .063" thick, hence the tweezers. Here's the part number. They cost me about .40cents each plus shipping, Then add the cost of Superglue comes to about .50 cents each to make.
IMG_4090 by Findrocks, on FlickrHenry
