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December 6th, 2006
12:05 pm
I just got a brick of 20 magnets.
These things are so powerful they should be illegal, and they're not even the largest ones these guys sell.
I <3 magnets....
pull force of 70 pounds! in a 2 inch long magnet!
mood:  cheerful
music: Flogging Molly
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| From: |  kivrin |
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| Date: | December 6th, 2006 05:24 pm (UTC) |
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WOW!
That's pretty darn cool. I wouldn't trust myself with one, for fear of destroying computers, disks (though, hm, even I rarely handle disks anymore) and ATM cards. yeah, I had a hard time figuring out a safe place to put them in my office filled with computer equipment. heh. I ended up sticking them to the doorframe, I'll grab them off on my way out tonight. ^_^ this one has a pull force of 640 pounds.  sitting here with a 70 pound pull magnet, I can't even imagine messing with one of those things... Stick it to a cabinet by accident and you'll have to get a few friends to help you pull it off! Or catch your finger between two of them? Yay! : )
Should be in the ad: "So powerful it can wipe your harddrive from a mile away!" | From: | (Anonymous) |
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| Date: | December 6th, 2006 09:56 pm (UTC) |
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Neodymium, nice! That's the kind I bought through a store on eBay. 100 little magnets, smaller than a dime. I bought them to use with sculpey to make refrigerator magnets as gifts. |
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