Need a really strong refrigerator magnet?

[Vertigo1]

here you go!

Shape: Disk
Size: 76.2 mm dia. x 25.4 mm thick
Plating: Nickel
Surface Gauss: 3000
Material Grade: N38
Strength: 400 lbs
D7625
Price: $115.00 each

D7625 :: 76.2 mm dia. x 25.4 mm thick, NdFeB N38, Nickel Plated Disk

The largest most dangerous magnet that we offer. Absolutely frightening to handle. You will sweat! Each magnet can lift at least 400 lbs. You must take extreme precaution when using this magnet, or you will learn a painful lesson.

This magnet should only be considered if you have extensive experience with large NdFeB magnets

WARNING:: This magnet can cause serious bodily injury. Only for seriously seasoned magnet handlers

heheheh, just imagine the pranks that would ensue at a LAN party with one of those.

[Master of Ossus]

I like their warning: "Only for seriously seasoned magnet handlers."

Do they take me for an amateur?

[Gandalf]

heheheh, just imagine the pranks that would ensue at a LAN party with one of those.

Or deploy one near those historical recreation groups.

[Slartibartfast]

So I'm betting this magnet could break your bones if you got caught between it and your fridge?

[Gandalf]

So I'm betting this magnet could break your bones if you got caught between it and your fridge?

Like a Darwin Award waiting to happen.

"I'd just got my cock ring, when my friend told me about this big new magnet. One thing led to another..."

[Sarevok]

Reminds me of the X-Men 2 scene where Magneto kills the guard by affecting the iron in his blood.

[Hyperion]

Hmm. I could see nefarious purposes for that... Imagine putting one on the bumper of your car.

Walking into a store with CRTs could also be interesting, you would be your own localized electronics fryer.

There's also the option of letting fly with the magnet against a car with the neighbor's annoying yapper dog: *yip yip yip* *BANG splat* (I am *NOT* condoning random violence against annoying little dogs.)

You could also go highway boarding, throw it at a semi, go for a ride. Though that semi may start picking up cars on the way...

[Marksist]

Check out the pictures they took with the magnets, pretty cool.

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[aerius]

I have a nice 1.5" x 1.5" x 3/8" neodymium magnet which I ordered a while back. That thing's bad enough, this one is insane, which means I gotta have it. I think I just found my christmas present for myself.

[Sharp-kun]

I must have one.

[Dooey Jo]

I have six (there were eigth of them originally, but two of them have perished...) magnets of the same material (NdFeB), salvaged from two really old hard drives. Those bastards can affect TVs and compasses from metres away, when you put them together to form a long magnetic rod. I've been trying make a magnetic cannon with them, but it has never worked really well... And while my magnets could probably lift a few kg, they are nowhere near as strong as those monsters I wonder what would happen if they got within a ten metre radius of a TV or computer screen. Permanent distortions?

[General Zod]

ohhh, shiny. i want! *adds giant magnet to his list*

[Sea Skimmer]

Hmm. I could see nefarious purposes for that... Imagine putting one on the bumper of your car.

With a magnet this strong you might need to find a car without any form of engine computer. Course if you got enough of the things, you could simply let yourself be magnetically towed along by other cars.

[aerius]

So I'm betting this magnet could break your bones if you got caught between it and your fridge?

I'm pretty sure it'll take your fingers off if your hand got caught between it and the fridge. It would be pretty fun though to use this magnet to stick a person to a fridge.