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My newest venture.
Goofy Grape Gumdrops!
Come check out my new SCENTED magnets * FRIDGE CANDY* at...
In leu of buying/making fancy fixtures for holding braze-ons while I braze them on, I mostly use magnets. High temperature magnets*. They only cost about $4.00 each and you can use them to hold just about anything. Love it.
*The magnets themselves are not hot. Well they do get hot during brazing. But common magnets are made from a ceramic and when you get them up to brazing temperatures they kind of explode all over the place. These are made from sintered metals and can withstand temps over 500 deg. and still work just fine.
Catamaran style 48 meters long, takes a crew of seven and up to ten guests. Made entirely of aluminum and equipped with two 2600 HP MTU motors with a top speed of 27 knots. Built by Metal Shark in their Louisiana U.S. shipyards in 2020. Owner: George Wallner.
Anchored off Kaimana Beach in Honolulu.
Extracting NdFeB magnets from magnetic building toys by dissolving the toys in acetone. For more information, see these instructions.
There's so much to explain about all the stuff magnetically slapped onto this refrigerator, but that would take far too long. Roll your mouse over the photo and take a look at the notes I've put up. That'll explain the most controversial pieces.
I started collecting magnets back when I was fortunate enough to travel yearly for a work conference. The "Southernmost Point" one was the first ... I liked Key West so much I took my wife there.
I wish I could say I've been to Seoul, but that was a gift from my niece
Weekly Photo assignment...............I think this should be an interesting subject to see every ones magnets...........come on, we all have magnets on our refrigerators.
I made these for a woman in the UK for the magnet swap on Swap-bot. They were so much fun I will be making more and posting them to my shop on Etsy.
I had recently scored a ton of magnets from Starbuck's after their Akeelah and the Bee promotion ended. They are thin and wonderful to embellish; PVA loves them. They were long so I split them in half to make them last longer and because I thought smaller magnets would be more appealing; these are about 3-3.5 inches long and 1.5 inches wide.
All the paper and paper embellishments were supplied by Autumn Moon Paper. I've made notes on the photo as to which is which.
Button magnet made from clear resin, with buttons embedded in the resin.
Available in square, round, heart or pyramid shape.
Range of colours available.
Using a series of Neodymium magnets, I cleaned up my desk, picking up the trimmed off LED legs from a project I had just soldered together. (An Adafruit LoL Shield - www.adafruit.com/products/274)
The legs stuck to the magnet, orientating themselves to match the magnetic field lines coming from the strong magnet.
Extracting NdFeB magnets from magnetic building toys by dissolving the toys in acetone. For more information, see these instructions.
Extracting NdFeB magnets from magnetic building toys by dissolving the toys in acetone. For more information, see these instructions.
The staff of Brookhaven's National Synchrotron Light Source II (NSLS-II) have completed a preliminary test of one of the project’s critical design issues -- to determine how closely the magnets stay aligned when they are moved from their assembly point to the NSLS-II tunnel. The results confirm that the magnets’ high-precision alignment would survive the process of transporting and installing and fixing the girders to the ground in the tunnel.
The staff of Brookhaven's National Synchrotron Light Source II (NSLS-II) have completed a preliminary test of one of the project’s critical design issues -- to determine how closely the magnets stay aligned when they are moved from their assembly point to the NSLS-II tunnel. The results confirm that the magnets’ high-precision alignment would survive the process of transporting and installing and fixing the girders to the ground in the tunnel.
The staff of Brookhaven's National Synchrotron Light Source II (NSLS-II) have completed a preliminary test of one of the project’s critical design issues -- to determine how closely the magnets stay aligned when they are moved from their assembly point to the NSLS-II tunnel. The results confirm that the magnets’ high-precision alignment would survive the process of transporting and installing and fixing the girders to the ground in the tunnel.
The staff of Brookhaven's National Synchrotron Light Source II (NSLS-II) have completed a preliminary test of one of the project’s critical design issues -- to determine how closely the magnets stay aligned when they are moved from their assembly point to the NSLS-II tunnel. The results confirm that the magnets’ high-precision alignment would survive the process of transporting and installing and fixing the girders to the ground in the tunnel.