I decided to move my tools post to its own page which I can link.
You can find it here:
http://techbayfour.blogspot.com/p/tools.html
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4 years ago
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How about how to not glue your fingers together when trying to get tiny magnets into tiny spots? They just stick to the tweezers for me so I used my fingers.
At least I marked all my magnets polarity with a sharpie.
Keep it coming!
-Krox
I use an open safety pin to hold the magnet, then glue the back side and use that to put the magnet in place. No fingers near the glue. I also have a square piece of thick plastic that I use to make final adjustments of the magnet and if necessary, hold it in place until the glue sets enough.
ReplyDeleteSee, now you have to get a Flip so I can see that in action.
ReplyDeleteI've thought about megnetic paint, however from seeing applications of it on walls; to be able to have enough strength, it needs to be pretty thick. Which is not noticable on walls, but would destroy details on a mini.
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