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Reddit mentions of CMS Magnetics 112 LB Powerful Mounting Neodymium Magnets w/ #10 Countersunk Hole - Dia 1.57" Cup Magnets Made of Rare Earth Magnets - Heavy Duty Pot Magnets w/Matching Strikers and Screws - 8 Sets
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- POWERFUL: Made of Neodymium Magnets, They Are Unbelievably Strong and Are Capable of Holding up to 112 Pounds
- NON BREAKABLE: The Magnet is Protected by the Chrome Steel Cup so It is Much More Durable than a Regular Permanent Magnet. Great for Any Holding and Mounting Purposes, like Car Top Signs, Antenna Bade, Light Fixture
- WELL COATED: The Magnets are Three Layer Coated (Nickel-Copper-Nickel) with Nickel Coated Steel Cup. The Strikers are Nickel Coated and the Screws are Stainless.
- TOP QUALITY: These Strong Cup Neodymium Magnets are Built with High Standard! ISO 9001 Quality System Strictly Enforced. Each Individual Magnet is Inspected to Assure Strong Holding Power and Nice Craftsmanship. The Quality of These Magnet Assemblies are 100% Guaranteed.
- MONEY BACK GUARANTEED: 100% Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed. TONS of APPLICATIONS: Home, Garage, Tool Organizer and Holder, Door Stop and Holder, School Science Projects, DIY Projects
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| Color | Silver |
2 [Neodymium Cup Magnets] (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01NAEF59W/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_wrZ6ybYNF05FF) glued together (Note the magnets will repell slightly because they're backwards, I held them together while they dried with a potato bag clip)
And a [3/4" Diameter Steel Ball Bearing] (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B008L3V098/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_isZ6ybP374PVF)
The glue I used was Gorilla glue, the one that dries white and expands some. It worked really really well. I could scrape it off with my knife if there was too much but it's also incredibly strong. I recommend this over soldering because the ball needs a tiny bit of space as a track to roll around and because the glue expanded it provided a track to go around. Otherwise solder it if you have a mini washer to use as a spacer.
I've also dropped it on hard floor a few times and no marks or any signs of damage.
The only real difference from this an the Orbiter is that the centers are incredibly attractive unlike the Orbiter, they are also not as concave but the ball will still fit into the divot. But because of the high attraction it won't roll around in that divot but you can still run your thumb around the stationary ball which feels nice. There is also a hole in the center of this so I can expand on this toy too :)