LF waterproof magnets

[new but handy]

The problem is finding magnets that are big enough. I have thick glass so any mags strong enough are $$$$$$$. I might as well buy sure-grips and modify them. If anyone finds anything please let me know

[Snaz]

At work when we decommission servers we physically disassemble the hard drives for security. This leaves us with a nice collection of rare earth magnets that will break finger bones if your not careful. The Magnets are larger than the buttons above and would require they be cut to size but I'm willing to offer a couple to someone in the lower mainland if they are sincere in trying to make something with them.

[golf nut]

Originally Posted by Snaz

At work when we decommission servers we physically disassemble the hard drives for security. This leaves us with a nice collection of rare earth magnets that will break finger bones if your not careful. The Magnets are larger than the buttons above and would require they be cut to size but I'm willing to offer a couple to someone in the lower mainland if they are sincere in trying to make something with them.

Are they set in flux collectors?

[Snaz]

Originally Posted by Mr OM

Are they set in flux collectors?

For the most part they are mounted on steel brackets held in place with spot welds.

[golf nut]

Originally Posted by Snaz

For the most part they are mounted on steel brackets held in place with spot welds.

The brackets are actually flux collectors, cutting in half or removing the magnets will reduce the strength substantially.

A flux collector is a simple device, it takes the power of the magnet on one side and dumps it to the other side almost doubling the power.

[Oceanic]

Originally Posted by Mr OM

The brackets are actually flux collectors, cutting in half or removing the magnets will reduce the strength substantially.

A flux collector is a simple device, it takes the power of the magnet on one side and dumps it to the other side almost doubling the power.

Are those sorta like a flux capacitor that generates the 1.21 "gigawatts" of electricity needed for time travel?

[golf nut]

Originally Posted by Oceanic

Are those sorta like a flux capacitor that generates the 1.21 "gigawatts" of electricity needed for time travel?

Well I do have a few uses for them in the Future.

[banditpowdercoat]

Originally Posted by Snaz

At work when we decommission servers we physically disassemble the hard drives for security. This leaves us with a nice collection of rare earth magnets that will break finger bones if your not careful. The Magnets are larger than the buttons above and would require they be cut to size but I'm willing to offer a couple to someone in the lower mainland if they are sincere in trying to make something with them.

From normal hard drives???? I'd be down for some for sure I have a dew old 4g hard drives and such, would they have the super magnets?

[untamed]

Yikes! I wouldn't be trying that photo with my Great White magnets... Even after using them for 3 years now, they still scare me.