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#11
01-14-2007, 05:01 PM
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buy the good rare earth magnets from Lee Valey, the use an acrylic epoxy potting mix from industreal plastics and paints.
Steve
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01-14-2007, 06:25 PM
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OK I like the encasing in epoxy/putty idea, it will also make it simpler because I can add the filter clip holder (the U-shaped part that attaches the filter pipe to the suction cup) into the epoxy at the same time.
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#13
01-14-2007, 08:13 PM
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Was thinking this through a little more, you'll have to do this in 2 stages, lay a bed of epoxy on some wax paper, give it a little scuff once dry to ensure adhesion. Lay the magnet on, cover it over with epoxy.
If you bypass the scuffing part - those tiny dixie cups they hand pills out in (about 1/2" diameter) would be a perfect mold for this project. Andy
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