DIYMAG 1 Inch Cube Neodymium Magnets, One Inch Cube Rare Earth Magnet
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About DIYMAG 1 Inch Cube Neodymium Magnets, One Inch Cube Rare Earth Magnet
Overall Feedback:
84% positive
82% liked its strong adhesion, but 18% found it fell off easily
The magnets are extremely strong and could cause harm to the skin and fingers if separated. Therefore, they are sent together with a buffer between.
I tried to separate the magnets but ended up losing the spacer between them, and now I'm not sure if I'll be able to separate them again.
I suggest using something thicker to separate the two magnets.
I am afraid after researching the magnets and keeping them outside until I figure out what to do with them.
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79% appreciated the high-quality coating, though 21% found it flaked off
The magnets arrived in perfect condition with no chips or dings. I advise being careful with the plastic ring separating them.
I noticed that the chrome coating on the magnet is cracked.
83% found it to be extremely durable, while 17% experienced demagnetization
The magnets arrived in perfect condition, but the plastic ring separating them is delicate and should be handled with care.
I think there should be something thicker separating the two magnets.
After using them for only 2 days, I had to dispose of the rare-earth-magnets due to safety reasons as they are incredibly brittle.
The second cube has less than 10% of the first cube's strength and cannot hold itself on a vertical steel surface.
92% praised for its incredible magnetic strength, though 8% found it weaker than expected
I checked the magnetism calculator and found that the magnets generate 94.6lbs of magnetism on iron or themselves.
The magnets are so strong that they attract paper clips even while they are inside their package.
The magnet was too strong for me to handle.
87% praised for its size and thickness, while 13% found deviations
I want to warn you that magnets can cause severe harm if they snap together, breaking a bone or shattering like a grenade.
