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self with APS Linac quadrupole magnet; sorry but this was a publicity picture and the photographer made me hold the caliper backwards so people could see it... duh.
Our fridge has become overrun with magnets... including the ones I made out of pictures and cardboard!
A crane with a magnet picks up the old spikes that have been removed and other miscellaneous scrap metal. 5/28/2004
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I had an MRI this day. Muninn decided to try and replicate the experience. (Apparently I am fine, by the way).
Bottlecap magnets with serious hot chefs. I love a man that can cook! How adorable is Duff Goldman? Also, Danny Boome, Jamie Oliver, and the ultimate Tyler Florence. Yummy!
This magnet was made with an iced coffee drink cap. I love the size and shape! I used this message for my magnet as it is something I need to remind myself to do! June 2011
The simple but effective Plate Magnet with some captured tramp metal. www.magneticseparation.co/magnet_separators/plate_magnets...
Cute magnets for your little princess! Perfect for her locker or to hold up her artwork on the fridge.
Each magnet (almost 1 inch) is hand painted and sealed.
Inspiring words magnets Laugh, love, dream, faith, create, life, and more inspiring magnets. Covered with resin and attached to strong nobium magnets. Just a small sample of magnets in this collection.
Electro Overband Magnet installed in a quarry. The Magnet removes ferrous metals prior to crushing and screening. This prevents crusher, screen and conveyor damage.
More details on the Electro Overband Magnets can be found on www.mastermagnets.com/product/electro-overband-magnets/
The front of our fridge is made of aluminum so (sadly) we can't stick up fridge magnets on that surface. The only available place is on the side just before the wall begins. My goal is to fill it with my Screamer fridge magnets, top to bottom.
Of course if they end up selling in the next few months (after which I think I'll keep them), then I'll have to make more. But I figure it's a worthy trade-off. :-)
In the beginning, I show the inside of the shape where you can see the patterns the seams form. You can also see the wavy surface clearly by looking at the edge of the shape. I was originally going to take a picture of this half-completed shape, but I forgot. I'll probably make it again in a couple of days and take a picture of that.
You can really see how well the pieces fit together by how easily they pop into place.
The "dimples" can be seen when the shape is being rotated at the end if you look at the edges.
These magnets were made by General Housewares Corp. They came in sets and were considered Fiesta accessories.
Quelques expérimentations de mon cru avec les Zen Magnets, ces petites billes fortement aimantées
J'en parle aussi ici: www.iolosphere.fr/2011/02/les-aimants-du-pont-neuf/