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https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7397897
https://makerworld.com/de/models/3192618-overcoming-gravity-rhcp-magnetic-fridge-badge
If it’s not clear from the video, I’ve measured out 15 spots across 2 bookshelves to hold some steelbooks. They all work, except for this one sheet that will not work. It worked perfectly fine before I affixed it to the back of the shelving unit. I used a marked ruler so all of the sheets should be relatively the same distance from each other. But I did cut all of the sheets in half, so the edges aren’t straight or symmetrical. I’m not sure if it’s visible but there’s a small tear in the backing of the unit near the upper-left portion of the magnet sheet that isn’t working. Any help would be greatly appreciated! I have 2 more bookshelves I’d like to do this with, but it does not look good when they don’t work, and the backing is like paper levels of fragile, so trying to remove it without ripping the unit apart may not be possible.
I’m trying to find a very strong magnet to use on the back of a tablet to connect it to a MagSafe mount. I’ve tried the circles that are meant to be put on the back of a phone, but even the ones that are actually magnetic themselves don’t produce enough magnetic pull to hold the weight of the tablet up. I really prefer to do this with magnets vs the arm clamp things because it’s so much easier to pick up the tablet and move it, plus the wall mount that I have easily can connect to essentially any flat surface or wall in my house because of the industrial walls.
I don’t care about the aesthetics at this point, a thick magnet is fine. I just can’t find one that is approximately the size of a MagSafe circle to make good connection. I previously tried ordering very strong, smaller magnets, and had planned to glue them in a circle, but they had so much repulsion between the magnets themselves that I could never get them to stick in place without displacing some. Something like this has to exist, right?! I swear I have searched the Internet to hell and back and I’m coming up short. I just want to be confident the tablet won’t come crashing down unexpectedly!
I'm proud to share with you my in-slicer modifier model to add side-loaded magnets to any existing Gridfinity model. No glue, no pesky snap-fit tolerances with magnets not fitting or falling out again, no mid-print pausing only to realize you got the polarity wrong.
https://www.printables.com/model/1810976-magnetize-any-gridfinity
What do you think? What will you magnetize? What can I improve?
Hi!
I'm planning on making a custom othello/reversi board as a present, and would've loved to add magnets into the board and into the pawns, so they'd stay in place as the game goes on.
That's where my question comes in, because of the way the game is played, the pawns will be turned on themselves on a same square, so, for the magnets to stick no matter which side of the pawn is turned on its square is there a specific type of magnet I should chose for this ?
Thanks in avance ! Have a good day :)
Having to climb in this thing to wipe chips off them after every pass gets old quick. That’s half of a 69” piston ring in case anybody is wondering.
Could I generate an electric current using an hourglass filled with magnetite sand falling through a magnetic field and a copper coil wrapped around the narrow center?
Made a magnet board for my desk with magnets collected from various parts of Japan, Hongkong and India on my travels. Just wanted to share. Thank you for visiting! 😊😊
I've got a habit of collecting fridge magnets everywhere I travel and giving them to friends and family. Most of them are iconic enough that you instantly recognise what place this represents.
And then at this place someone makes fridge magnets based on old town tile designs - arguably the least distinctive/memorable thing about the place.
Looks like it's mostly for history/architecture buffs. Why would anyone else buy this? Am I missing something?
And who should I get one of these tile magnets for?