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    MAGNETIC PIN

    A scrap piece of banak, was shaped like a "pin" at the wood lathe, and a neodymium magnet was epoxied at the base.

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    It is useful for placing shopping lists or messages on the fridge.

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    At the shop, you could place a blueprint, a cutting list, a chart, a model for woodturning, or even the apron, goggles, earplugs, etc. on any metal surface. On a wooden surface you could insert or just glue a washer or other magnet to hold the pin.

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    Como siempre amigo Morsa, muy buen detalle para esos usos :aplausos:, hasta pronto.

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    Gracias, jotasierra. Hace tiempo hice unos pisapapeles con la misma idea; a unos fragmentos de madera, que sobran después de cortar la pieza torneada, los pegué en discos de sacrificio, les di forma y finalmente les incrusté un imán de neodimio.

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    Un abrazo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by morsa View Post
    A scrap piece of banak, was shaped like a "pin" at the wood lathe, and a neodymium magnet was epoxied at the base. It is useful for placing shopping lists or messages on the fridge.

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    Regards, morsa.
    Envidioso: Cerveza, Botana, Tequila; ¿Cómo consiga cualquier cosa hecha con una lista de compras como eso? Como intentar ahogarse en una piscina por completo del champán; ¡más profundo usted va, más alto usted consigue! ¡Alegrías!

    Construí los imanes apenas como el de Delrin; no para las notas pero colocar los localizadores en la tabla ató al sacador del manual de Roper-Whitney #17. Una vez que está ajustado, atornillo abajo de paradas duras.
    Hopefully appropriate...used online translator!

    Due care recommended with Neo magnets. Rebate or chamfer edges generously of what it is inserted within, they'll nip a digit quicker than you can react or say *!@#:[/|!^%<..
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    Gracias, Toolmaker51.

    Por supuesto, esa lista de compras era en broma y sólo con fines demostrativos de una posible utilidad.

    Buena aplicación para ajustar esa perforadora (confieso que no la conocía, así que tuve que hacer una pequeña investigación).

    Gracias por el consejo de rebajar los bordes para que no queden atrapados los dedos al colocarlos, y también para facilitar el removerlos, en particular en las piezas de poca altura. En el pin, sería fácil tomarlo de la parte alta y no habría problema para ponerlo o quitarlo.

    Un saludo.

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    I figured list was a 'prop' or gag, but so enticing to draw a pun on. Banak appears to be a mahogany-like, or balsa. Is that the case?
    Despite all the projects here some manage to have serious fun too. Glad the translator was accurate enough to get point across. I found it at Free sentence translator, full text translation, message translation, phrase translation, text translation, text translator, translate phrase, translate text, word translator - SYSTRAN

    Ordering one,two, or three very cold cerveza, please stretches my Spanish linguistics as far they'll go.
    Sangria is a little easier, one finger and pronounce it right. Side note; a well known American fast-food chain carries a carbonated [soda pop] version. Sweeter, but tastes so much like the real thing, dang near irresistible.
    Things are only vices when you can't control them.

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    Indeed, the banak is something like mahogany, but much cheaper.
    Although I use translators, I do not trust them a lot. Translations from English into Spanish (which I seldom need) do not always give intelligible results; conversely, it is common that translations from Spanish into English (which I use more often) give a result that does not satisfy me at all, and I must reattempt with another approach. I only hope my English is not too bad.

    Sincerely, morsa.

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    Thanks morsa! We've added your Magnetic Pin to our Miscellaneous category,
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