A Permanent Magnet That Turns On and Off 

Ooo i would like that 😂

It happens on Lagrange points between the earth and the moon, their gravity cancel each other.

You need data from inside the black hole to do that. Someone call Matthew Mcconaughey quick

If this is true Newton will be disappointed

@@rhythm5080Mickey Pearson(gentlemen 2019) is busy man , we need kipp thorne for the data.

Thank you...It worked!!

What about rice

IT Crowd 😃

*off and on Not the other way around

Underrated comment.

Actually magnetic base drills are electromagnets.

old drill bases use a different method ..... There is another way to do this , old Machine shop magnetic bases use a round magnetic inside of steel cube with 1/4 inch of non ferrous brass separating the two Steel sides.. When the north -south poles of the magnetic are aligned n the brass the magnetic field / flux completes the path shunting the the magnet = Off condition . Switch On by rotating so north-south poles are aligned to the steel . The NIB magnet ( Neodymium ) design seen in the video has a more powerful holding force than the the old base but old Machine shop magnetic bases are still sold so must be cheaper.

A variant I've seen on stationary machines is alternating brass and steel plates, and the magnets slide to align under the steel (to engage) or brass (to release).

You're probably using an electromagnet.

@@namename8004 I'm aware of what he's talking about because of past experience in machining. They're not electromagnets they are actually switchable magnets. When you turn the switch it rotates the magnet in side the base thereby switching the polarity of the magnet.

Likes are from the natural magnets who enjoy evolution

Reason: For killing their kind

They should pull themselves together and deal with it.

It's because they got stuck watching this video. :v

28 magnets

My guess is that it has fine iron powder inside but that's just a guess. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong

@@madallas_mons you are correct

Magnetic field viewing film is made up of tiny sacs of nickel filaments, not iron, suspended in oil embedded in plastic film.

Yeah

@@horus2779 dip into some Ken Wheeler

I'm a welder too and we use switchable magnets for lifting plates on the cranes we use

Amazon has them.

Its like love triangle lol

Science

It's incredible

I used the magnet to destroy the m...

not necessarily you could use one magnet and cut it in half

I think he's trying... 🤣

I didn’t even think it was steel when I first saw it. Looked like a sheet of plastic that’s seen some things.

@@trindalas *"Seen some things"* ah right right.

"Later" (Meet the Medic)

I thought it was a huge slice of cheese at first 😂

That one quote from Doctor Who

Jon Pertwee would approve. 😛

hahaha

@@anklihlaanlestrange4881 Huh? I thought that was the standard-solution for every other problem in StarTrek. The other solution being: Kirk punching / romancing it.

@@robertnett9793 "Rotate the shield harmonics"

Easy. Just heat it to its Curie Temperature by setting the lab on fire.

@@grantmalone 😂😂

He needs to call Thor for that.

@@grantmalone And kill the magnet

By putting an other monster magnet next to it! :D

That’s basically what he just described. Except you’re using an electromagnetic of the same polarity, rather than a permanent one.

@@jasgk74 pretty different to what he described then...

Yes & no. Potato, potäto. Either way, both ways are pretty cool.

@@jasgk74 agreed 👍🏻

*Lenz

Sure, but the video is around 8 minutes longer than needed for such small thing. Explaining the same thing again and again make me annoyed. Obviously he wanted space for more ads.

@@doyoufeel...thatyoulackcri6760 your grammar “make me annoyed” 💀

I would be too.. "when you turn it on it sucks it up"? Sign me up for one! 😁

@@doyoufeel...thatyoulackcri6760 you need to learn that that's youtubes fault not his. If I can get interesting content for free and all I have to do is skip through the boring parts? I don't see the problem at all. You should be blaming youtube and not him.

lucky you, from your writing i assume that you have at least one or more good teacher, me no one😥.

Yeah same😄

It made me wonder why magswitches cost so much. Because everything woodworking does, I guess.

check out the metalworking equipment... woodwork is peasantly cheap in comparison

I have some of your magnets. love them. thanks

Don't. They are resilient and bounce back. Always do. God, not science.

Steel plate: "Kill me" Action lab: "Later"

still*

Didn't You see a magnetic excavator? In Cartoons or Real life?

Lol

I don't get it, (i can tell it's something sexual)

XD

Shut up

@@YellowLAVA turn off aka "not be horny anymore" and the ""intresting"" part of the thumbnail is it looking similar to flaccid male genitalia. Yes I just explained the joke, yes I also hate myself. Thank you

Spleens

Lungs

Kidneys

@@mr.potato3779 tonsils

@@mikkel5248 arteries

This was driving me nuts during the video.

I have friends with a similar accent, and their last name is spelled "Still" but pronounced like "steel."

Good use for the subtitles function... Oh, wait...

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@Satsuki Shirotae yes

It may be this method, may be just magnets sliding under a brass-steel pattern. On the one I saw, the stripes were quite visible.

I noticed that too

True, but the effect is identical. There's still no shielding effect.

As far as I know, they apply a very big magnetic field to the metal, so its spins get aligned

I don't know how to do it permanently but I keep a strong magnet on my bench and pass a screw driver over it a few times to temporarily magnitize it to get a screw in a tight spot. Or just stick a small one to the tool for an instant magnetic tool. Commercially? idk.

They are done by powerful solenoids....the piece of metal that has to be magnetized is place inside the solenoid and very large amount of current is passed through the solenoid which in turn creates a strong magetic field around that metal and that metal becomes a permanent magnet.

Screwdrivers just rub it on a strong magnet or leave a small neo magnet stuck to it. It wont be that magnetic but will hold a screw. Real magnetizing fixtures use solid copper gold plated buss bars a truck battery size capacitor bank and I assume large transformer? to develop a quick massive current to the fixture. RUD can happen and blow the heads off the bolts if it's not done correctly. Not sure about the transformer but the capacitor bank is big enough to need wheels. Putting a pre magnetized pc in a fixture needs to be oriented correctly or you just made a missile.

You just keep running the tool over the magnet in a single direction or run the magnet over the tool in a specific direction and it'll magnetize the tool.

1.5 cents

They’re probably 1943 pennys

1943, and the steel ones aren’t really worth anything, only the copper pennies from that year were rare

I have a penny from 1954... It sells for 6 dollars online

Lots of countries use steel in their coinage

soccer field on a volcano

Magmatic

get some iron filings on a piece of paper and put a magnet on the otherside and see the magnetic field

I can see magnetic waves.... Theyre everywhere

Ok

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@@aetheralmeowstic2392 *noitcefreP*

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@@rhythm5080 nmaD

How in the heck am I able to read these replys

look at places like mscdirect or mcmaster-carr, they have bases for indicators used in machining that have used this tech since the 1920's, and they are much better designed to be useful as a magmount for things rather than as a pickup tool like the one in the video... for less than $40 you could get this part number from mcmaster 20715A44, and it even comes with the indicator ( a crappy one, but you want the base) you could prob use it to mount cameras and such edit: I just looked back at the product page, the thing can hold 132 pounds if that matters at all, lol

@@schwig44 thanks for the info!

@@homelessrobot make your own. piece of iron and 2 magnets,just flip one magnet

Look up ferrocell or super cells

@@ChazZen hey Thanks:)

Yeah I saw that too I was completely dumb founded that he was just flashing those around. I wonder if he knows what the value of those pennies are?

I thought I was the only one that noticed haha glad I’m not alone 😎

You can get them at most coin shops or online. There were more than a billion of them minted, so they're not at all rare.

@@fullthrottlenotoggle19 Those pennies are worth about twenty-five cents on average. They're not at all rare.

Looks like they're re-plated, so practically worthless

A mobile?

it's either your having a stroke, or I'm having a stroke.

@@nikofox8513 Probably both

By mobile he means any object that you can effect with the magnet.

@@jvcrules ahhhhh

i have no clue but he is useing 2 of them for it there is no way that he has them without knowing

Also distraught at him letting washers and other metal slam into them denting the faces

@@SuperWhoremuffin!

Steel pennies aren't extremely rare. Copper pennies of the same year(s) are the rare ones. They were made of steel during the WWII era because of a copper shortage.

@@flywithoutwingz Huh, TIL. Thanks for the history lesson. You collect coins?

Bro??

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The result won't be much different. The neutralizing effect will be somewhat enhanced because the magnetic field will be more efficiently contained.

Yup. Particle accelerators do this along the entire ring of the accelerator. Though, the magnetic field in this case is less responsible for accelerating the particles and is more like a gutter guard in a bowling alley.

It's fully possible to make a fully permanent magnetic motor but I'm pretty sure the magnetic fields degrade away over time as they interact with opposing polarities

I was thinking the same thing, you could totally get infinite energy from this

@@jclenz9103 except the force required to turn the magnet is equal to the force it outputs

Electric generators used to run around 30% efficiency. Put a coil of wire in the magnetic field and the force to move the magnet to change the field will vary with the energy drawn from the coil. Maybe not that simple but no free energy.

@@dalekincaid4140 Most generators are about 90+ % efficient.

Why? If you already have an electro-magnet, what would be the point?

I worded it wrong. I think there's a way to use a small electromagnet to turn off the magnet instead of using another permanent magnet. Just a thought.

@@bob4analog - I don't get it, but there's a lot about electro-magnetism I don't understand (most of it), so I'm not going to argue the point.

It's just another trick with combining permanent magnets and electromagnets.