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Starbucks Fridge (or cabinet, etc.) Magnets

Starbucks Fridge (or cabinet, etc.) Magnets
Make some fridge magnets for your favorite coffee hound.
 
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Step 1What you will need

What you will need
- A Starbucks Frappucino (the kind you purchase at the grocery store that comes in a bottle, not the kind you get at Starbucks that comes in a cup)
- a strong magnet* see below
- some sort of adhesive (I used double-sided foam tape)

Optional/Possible:
-packing/duct/masking tape (about 1.5 inches wide)

If you are using a harddrive magnet, you may need
- 2 crescent wrenches.

Magnet:
For the magnet, I used a standard harddrive magnet. If you don't know how to procure one, you can also just buy a magnet from some place like www.amazingmagnets.com.

I will include brief instructions for getting the magnet off of the metal plate onto which it is attached by default.

NOTE: You will want to make sure that the magnet you are going to use will sit inside the lid of the frappucino with a little clearance. This will make it possible to remove the magnet from the face of the fridge without too much effort (since these magnets are STRONG!)
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5 comments
Jan 26, 2009. 10:23 PMJugglebug says:
Nice instructable, you could use the same method for many other bottle lids =)
Dec 13, 2007. 1:06 PM!Andrew_Modder! says:
ahh!! that starbucks lady thing scares me :-P.. but for your magnet, you helped me, because i wanted to know how to get the back plates of the hdd neodin. magnets off, yesterday :-) and you showed me how to ;-D thx
Dec 13, 2007. 4:04 PM!Andrew_Modder! says:
ya ok :-). i think you should do that. But include a few diff sizes and types of hdd mags.
Dec 13, 2007. 3:05 PMGorillazMiko says:
cool instructable, the grime part was nasty! haha

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