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Thumbtack fridgemagnet

Thumbtack fridgemagnet
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This is my submission for the fridge magnet challenge. It is a thumbtack fridge magnet you use them to hang all sorts of things around the house why not make one to use on your fridge. This is good because if you do this you don't have to poke holes in your fridge to put tacks up.
 
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This is a every thing you will need to do this instructable you can use hand tools dremel tools,epoxy glue,glue guns, lighter pretty much whatever you have access too. i got these magnets out of some light up pins that broke and when choosing pins choose the cheapest ones you can find.
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18 comments
Jun 16, 2008. 6:00 AMmunchman says:
I love it.
Dec 8, 2007. 5:56 AMkillerjackalope says:
great now I need a new fridge, someone could have told i wasn't supposed to put holes in it (non tack related incident) this is one of those ideas that is really needless but lovable and if sold in shops it would catch on really well.
Jun 13, 2008. 1:48 PMSunbanks says:
How did you put holes in your refrigerator?
Jun 13, 2008. 7:17 PMkillerjackalope says:
errr drinking makes a good umbrella term...
Dec 13, 2007. 2:43 PMLlama Nerds says:
talk about pointless thumbtack! LOL
Sep 19, 2007. 6:26 PMLord Of Mystra says:
Nice.
Jun 10, 2007. 8:26 PMWeissensteinburg says:
That's a really great idea, I like it. I'll definitly be making some of these.
Jul 16, 2007. 12:51 AMWeissensteinburg says:
And now I have..love em.
Jun 10, 2007. 9:58 PMdataphool says:
Nice Idea. Where can I get those magnets? They are a step beyond where tech- nology was when I retired.
Jun 11, 2007. 2:43 PMthewoodcarver says:
You can get about 35 or so smaller ones at thr $0.99 or $1 store buy the Mag Links in the toy section . Take plyers to the ends and the magnets come lose .Larger ones online but shipping can be a pain
Jun 10, 2007. 10:17 PMfrank26080115 says:
http://www.thinkgeek.com/geektoys/science/770f/

http://www.unitednuclear.com/magnets.htm
check out the super magnets! looks like they can implode a car or something
Jun 14, 2007. 4:09 PMGeoffrito says:
ur right, high quality magnets of that size can exert forces of thousands of pounds and crush bone O.o
Jun 11, 2007. 11:32 AMjessyratfink says:
Hahaha, I bet a bunch of geeks hoping to be like Magneto buy those super magnets. :D But it would be fun to walk through a room with one and have little metals objects fly at you.
Oct 30, 2007. 5:03 PMfrank26080115 says:
GREATEST IDEA EVER!! Situation: A crazy gunman barricaded himself in a small red neck house pointing guns out the windows and shooting at the cops surrounding it Solution: Throw a magnet in there! Bonus if it sticks to a heavy appliance like a stove or fridge. The bad guy goes to see what the noise was, and bam, the gun sticks to the magnet, swat team rush in!
Oct 30, 2007. 4:44 PMzachninme says:
By the way -- is this someone you know's work? I have a strange feeling...
Jun 10, 2007. 3:26 PMHarryM says:
nice idea, this will get you some surprised views :-) Another way to remove the pin is: Heat the pin with a lighter and pull it out with a plier, so you don't have to file it down...
Jun 10, 2007. 4:52 PMJakeTobak says:
Very cool.

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