Incredibly strong but will damage. What is the best way to separate the two magnets? Thanks!
1085511
These things are dangerous. Is what I did, drill a hole in a 1x4 the size of the magnet. Snug fit. Push one in till flush. Grab other and slide it apart. Takes less effort to slide them apart.
104890
The magnets are really strong. I think they will pull off the glue. You can try stronger glue, but even then I think it's a matter of time before they pull apart. It may also depend on the size of the magnet. The larger the magnet the stronger they are. The tiniest magnets may not separate from the glue.
588184
I was also worried at first, but it ended up being for nothing: it won't break on you. In fact, you *need* to put some muscle into it. The place it "connects" is a strong magnet, so you either need to get some leverage and pry it open or you just need to put some effort in and pull the two magnet apart. I've been using it for a while now and after a few uses you'll get used to the right amount of effort required to open it open without feeling like you're doing something wrong, but for the first few times it may feel weird or you may struggle slightly.So just go ahead and rip those magnets apart. I was also worried at first, but it ended up being for nothing: it won't break on you. In fact, you *need* to put some muscle into it. The place it "connects" is a strong magnet, so you either need to get some leverage and pry it open or you just need to put some effort in and pull the two magnet apart. I've been using it for a while now and after a few uses you'll get used to the right amount of effort required to open it open without feeling like you're doing something wrong, but for the first few times it may feel weird or you may struggle slightly.So just go ahead... » Read More I was also worried at first, but it ended up being for nothing: it won't break on you. In fact, you *need* to put some muscle into it. The place it "connects" is a strong magnet, so you either need to get some leverage and pry it open or you just need to put some effort in and pull the two magnet apart. I've been using it for a while now and after a few uses you'll get used to the right amount of effort required to open it open without feeling like you're doing something wrong, but for the first few times it may feel weird or you may struggle slightly.So just go ahead and rip those magnets apart. « Show Less
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according to this, as long as the magnet is 1 inch away from the magnetic strip, it should be ok. I just opened my wallet and checked, if you place the card in the card slot so the magnetic strip is farther rather than close to the magnet, its about an inch away. I don't think that it will destroy the cards. http://www.creditcards.com/credit-card-news/demagnetization-ruin-credit-card-magnetic-stripe-1273.php
1993117
If you haven't heard of Weldbond, I highly recommend it for applications like this. It's easier to use than epoxy and I call it the "stick anything to anything glue". If you slide the magnets apart as opposed to simply trying to pull one off, they will release MUCH more easily, or use a notecard and slide it between them. Since the magnets are small, a notecard is probably your best option.
23600
I'd say a good adhesive will work and moving the magnet should be done by gripping the magnet proper.
2148959
The cable work very well I don't see the point Why u need to remove the magnet .for what.......u will dstroy the cable u don't need to do that
1798944
They come as a package, but any magnet will work as long as you keep the 1/8 inch distance. I have used the magnet removed from a clip fastener and double sided tape..!
2062204
I did a quick check using a small piece of rare earth magnet. I think the metal runs to about 3/4 inch away from the end of the handle. So it is probably a bad idea if you hit the handle with a hammer. However, the handle feels strong and very secure. The balance is pretty good, too.
607472
This magnet is way to powerful for that purpose. I doubt you could get it off the refrigerator if you placed it on there. It provides over 400 Lbs. of pull. You need a much cheaper magnet.
1650820
The magnetic part is hollow and there is a metal piece that screws into the wall. You slide the magnetic part into that piece. I would advice against using double sided tape. I use this at my bakery to hold pizza cutters but has evolved into knife, spoons, pizza cutter holders. If I use double sided tape it would probably just fall off and maybe liable to hurt someone.
1288360
The magnets I purchased have held up very well to corrosion. I have not put them in my dish washer, not even by mistake and would not recommend it. in my opinion they can be very fragile when they accidently snapped together (they can break apart) and also leave a nasty little blood blister. -;) .But I highly recommend them for there great magnetic strength.
1161309
Hi Young, magnet. It has to be folded well for the magnet to strongly attach it is not hard and especially better when you've mastered how to do it.
1878919
I solved this problem with a 50lb magnet Master Magnetics #07502 Universal Latch MagnetClose the mount to travel position, then find the best place where magnet would grab the steel mounting plate of flat screen, while magnet is attached to base arm. Makes a very strong connection and may require a good pull to dislodge from stored position, you will hear a loud click when the magnet grabs, but is very solid solution.
328475
It is really strong...I don't think it is possible to remove it once it is installed.
596112
I'm not sure how to answer your question, knowing nothing about dolls. However, a look at some of the other questions/answers about this product say it takes about 6 pounds of force to separate two of them. I had to put the magnet stack on the edge of my desk and slide them down and off one at a time to separate them. The magnets have about a 1/2" diameter. Hopefully these are useful thoughts for you.
2037551
Yes the layers can separate. But I'm not sure how a magnet would work with this item. It's mostly rubberized.