modular pie-cosahedron

Step 4Baking a test pie

baking a test pie
it was time to bake a test pie. the doubters needed to know for sure that the pie would stand up to inversion. the answer was that, "yes it did". more importantly, the experiment showed was that the 350 deg F was plenty beyond the curie point and essentially voided our magnetic attachment scheme. it was now time to weep while we "un-epoxied" 180 magnets.
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Mar 15, 2010. 9:23 AMbluebeard says:
I'm guessing that you used NIBs.  Samarium-Cobalt's have a higher curie point that  will survive kitchen oven temperatures.  They are the second strongest type of magnets, right behind NIB's.
Mar 20, 2007. 5:54 PMguided says:
thats good to know about the magnets...i'd planned to include some magnets in my next supersculpey/toy project

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thanksgiving! ...and bringing technology to this traditional celebration of excess.