Brainiac75 | Combining two large neodymium magnets including spacer @brainiac75 | Uploaded November 2010 | Updated October 2024, 3 days ago.
Can you combine two large neodymium magnets without killing the magnets and yourself? For safe and compact storage you might want to combine magnets despite the dangers. In this video I show you how without ruining your magnets or your health!
I have decided to make a little series of videos about safe handling of neodymium magnet. There aren't many videos on Youtube on this subject.
I'm not an expert on this subject but I do have practical experience and have learned a lesson or two the hard way.
In this video I put together two magnets with a spacer inbetween. I have a lot of magnets. Storing them individually with a safe distance would take a lot of space and make my home a ticking bomb of magnets ready to fly together. Combining them with a spacer makes a safe and space-saving storage. Watch my video 'Spacer or no spacer' for more details about the advantages of a spacer: youtu.be/9Q8qqUsNf-U
Link to my video where I separate them again:
youtu.be/ybY_wdQ5MSc
How to determine polarities on the magnets:
youtu.be/5I8gMmYLs30
This video also forced my into trying something new in my videos: voiceover. Since my danish accent may be hard to understand (and I had a cold while recording the voice-over) I have put English and Danish subtitles in the video. Just press CC under the video.
Can you combine two large neodymium magnets without killing the magnets and yourself? For safe and compact storage you might want to combine magnets despite the dangers. In this video I show you how without ruining your magnets or your health!
I have decided to make a little series of videos about safe handling of neodymium magnet. There aren't many videos on Youtube on this subject.
I'm not an expert on this subject but I do have practical experience and have learned a lesson or two the hard way.
In this video I put together two magnets with a spacer inbetween. I have a lot of magnets. Storing them individually with a safe distance would take a lot of space and make my home a ticking bomb of magnets ready to fly together. Combining them with a spacer makes a safe and space-saving storage. Watch my video 'Spacer or no spacer' for more details about the advantages of a spacer: youtu.be/9Q8qqUsNf-U
Link to my video where I separate them again:
youtu.be/ybY_wdQ5MSc
How to determine polarities on the magnets:
youtu.be/5I8gMmYLs30
This video also forced my into trying something new in my videos: voiceover. Since my danish accent may be hard to understand (and I had a cold while recording the voice-over) I have put English and Danish subtitles in the video. Just press CC under the video.
