 Magnetising Lego bricks
Author: Werner Just, Germany
Online since: 17/10/2011, Number of visits: 20525
Lego bricks as inventive refrigerator magnets
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 Car curtain
Author: Stefan, Ulm, Germany
Online since: 20/04/2011, Number of visits: 9327
Dependable darkening of a "part-time camper"
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 Magnetic stone
Author: D.J-M., Switzerland
Online since: 31/03/2011, Number of visits: 15946
A deceptively real-looking papier mâché stone
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 Glass fusing magnets
Author: R.M., Weiningen, Switzerland
Online since: 23/03/2011, Number of visits: 12707
Glass fusing pieces as decorative magnets - a nice handicraft project
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 Crocheting a leaf
Author: Stine Sonne, Kopenhagen, Denmark
Online since: 01/03/2011, Number of visits: 5242
A crocheted leaf "sprouts" thanks to a rod magnet made of metallic surfaces
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  A little different electric motor
Author: Gilles Charles, Sciences University, Bourges, France
Online since: 22/09/2010, Number of visits: 19439
On this motor, the magnet is the rotor
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 Making name tags
Author: supermagnete.com, Uster, Switzerland
Online since: 02/07/2010, Number of visits: 31594
Fancy name tags that are gentle on your clothing
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 Glueing a carnival gadget
Author: Davide Barberis, Italy
Online since: 07/06/2010, Number of visits: 7668
Magnets hold cardboard pieces in place until adhesive is dry
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 Building a Halbach array
Author: Oscar Bos, Den Haag, Netherlands
Online since: 07/04/2010, Number of visits: 66352
Step-by-step instructions for those keen on experimenting
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 Swirling sphere
Author: Jaime Iglesias Garre, Barcelona, Spain
Online since: 02/06/2009, Number of visits: 81644
For this rotor and stator no special equipment is necessary
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