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friend2cptsolo Elite user Spent all this time on the Cafe' and all I have to show for it is 445 Posts 
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Yes look at ANVERDI's post.....
an 1 and 1/2 is A LOT to get the magnetic pull to go through..... thin that down.... wood will make that magnetic effect almost null....unless it was just SO over the top strong to counter that... I have a little coil magnet EMBEDDED in a table I got it in there using a router and some hand chisels..... take the layers of wood off slowly....keep checking your depth as you progress into the wood..... |
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Tap Roniart New user 39 Posts
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On Nov 9, 2017, friend2cptsolo wrote: If you're worried about going too far in, go all the way through, then back off a little... 
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# PM me your effects looking for a method! # Please excuse any spelling or grammatical errors-especially ideas that end up being awful-as I am on cell. # Mods: I only break site rules that the "inner circle" themselves break. |
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Anverdi-museum Inner circle 1196 Posts
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Here is an example of what I am talking about. I hand wound my own coil, hooked it to a power source and a receiver...it is activared via remote. I channeled out the interior frame of the pad proper until the coil was basically just below the velvet covering surface. I got enough power to flip a shim card, light a bulb, etc.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fxKU51J89Z8 Chuck |
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