Free Neodymium Magnets - How To Find Strong Magnets Free - Part II

Free neodymium magnets! Yes, FREE! This is the sequel to a Free Magnet video I did a couple of years back. This time I am highlighting sources for some unique shapes and sizes of strong magnets including allot of neodymium magnets. Take a look around, they seem to be everywhere!
In true spirit of my "What's Inside" videos I am once again showing ways that I salvage, collect or recover awesome parts from stuff that others might throw away! In this video you will see over 20 items that contain neodymium (aka rare earth) magnets as well as other powerful magnets. Magnets shown range in size from smaller than an eraser head to larger than a US quarter. Some of these magnets are strong enough to cause some serious damage if you are not careful too!
Free magnets part 1 (Free Neodymium Magnets - How To Find Strong Magnets Free): • Free Neodymium Magnets...
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2. Magnetic slime: • Make Magnetic Slime - ...
3. Basic motors: • Make 3 Basic Motors - ...
4. Games (Plastic Bottle Ball): • Plastic Bottle Ball Le...
& version #2 - arcade style: • Plastic Bottle Ball Le...
5. Cleaning Glass: • Cleaning with magnets ...
6. Air Freshener holder: • Amazing DIY Air Freshe...
7. Card/Picture Holders: • DIY Creative Picture &...
8. Hard drive autopsy: • External Hard Drive Au...
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WARNING: magnets represent serious choking hazards. Swallowing magnets can pose significant health risks. These magnets should be kept away from sensitive equipment including but not limited to pacemakers, cell phones, computer storage devices, credit cards, etc.
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[@marty01957]

I knew about the box closures but it never occurred to me to take the magnets out! Thanks!

[@DialedInDIY]

Didn't to me at first either... until the first time I found one with rather large magnets on both sides of the closure... Now I seem to see them everywhere...lol

[@handyhippie6548]

these are awesome ideas and here i thought i was the only one who saved the magnets from packaging. i super glue the small magnets i remove from packaging to the bottom of the cups of muffin tins that i pick up for little or nothing at garage sales to make magnetic part holder/separators for small parts and fasteners when i disassemble things for repair. that way as long as i keep track of which cup i put things i removed from different places in the device it's easy to know what went where, and if i should happen to knock the tin over or it falls off my bench, the steel parts mostly stay put so i don't have to crawl around on the floor with a flashlight looking for them.

[@robertlee8400]

I used some of these neodymium magnets to make a key chain holder , I took a piece of dark walnut wood & cut it to 12 inches by 3 inches , traced the magnets out on the wood about 2 inches apart in a zig zag pattern , carved out each place where the magnet would go & made sure they were flush with the wood sanded it very smooth drilled 2 holes in the side so it could fit around screws sticking out of a wall in a angle & now we have a place to put are keys & a little nik nak on . I used tung oil on it to bring out the lush grain of the wood .

[@DialedInDIY]

Very cool... sounds like a great project.

[@sidhuvanahallimath7910]

Key chain in were the magnet

[@CreativeRedundancy]

somehow im again , "attracted" to this :D Thanks for sharing some more sources.

[@DialedInDIY]

Absolutely... so glad you felt drawn to this one!

[@floydstevars4235]

When you have one of the big magnets can you make it the polarity reverse an increase

[@kejk8526]

One question, how many magnets do u have?

[@DialedInDIY]

I have a bunch... i keep using them in other projects.

[@coolnegative]

Nice. Thank you my friend.

[@DialedInDIY]

Very welcome!.. and thanks to you too!

[@secreto4487]

I have bunch of earphones but I can't get the little magnet outof the headphone, can you tell me what to use to pull the magnet out of earphones?

[@DialedInDIY]

Sometimes they are glued and it just takes a little (careful and slow) prying to get them loose. I use a very small/thin flathead screwdriver or tweezers depending on the size. If they are larger headphones (i.e. not earphone or earbud size then I sometimes pry back the surrounding material first and then use a knife to work under the magnet)

[@opalengaming4456]

U can get neodymium magnet in rc helicopter and rc wall climbing car's small motor

[@DialedInDIY]

Thank you... always love hearing about new sources. I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment.

[@opalengaming4456]

Welcome

[@t_rain2578]

So like part 1 it's just old headphones ear buds and cardboard boxes?

[@seeithookit7643]

Thx man

[@DialedInDIY]

I appreciate you taking the time to watch and post a comment!

[@seeithookit7643]

You two bro

[@ThatProPlayer21]

You can also find them in old phone speakers. New phones have neodymium magnets

[@stellatan1069]

I retrieved Small Magnets from old handphone flip covers too!

[@TheTruthPlease100]

OMGosh I just realized I watched and commented a year ago and forgot I had!

[@becreative5700]

Is it ladies perse cover?

[@DialedInDIY]

[So sorry for the delay... life kinda got in the way for a bit] Yes, there are often magnets that close a purse.

[@johnmayo27]

I need two rounds magnet 3" do you have any things like that, I need it to fix my magnet that I broke. 💔💔💔💔🖤🕳

[@hakeemkalaykhan7714]

What about a charging cort

[@sivaprasad4577]

Good

[@DialedInDIY]

Thank you for posting a comment!😃👍

[@debojitdhar502]

I need for bicycle meter

[@DialedInDIY]

You need a magnet for a bicycle meter? Do you mean to hold a meter of some kind in place on a bike?

[@vanessadeleon5053]

Ya

[@对不看]

I tried to pull out magnets from a AirPods case, but my mom didn’t let me she doesn’t know what they are

[@TheTruthPlease100]

Hey! You didn't finish the headphones before going to something else. I wanted to see if they were neos or ceramics.

[@DialedInDIY]

Which headphones did you mean? Most smaller ones use the neodymium. After that you can make a fair guess based upon size, weight and cost. Ferrite magnets are often used because it is an affordable magnet material but it weighs much more than neodymium. On the flip side neodymium is much more expensive to use so you often don't find them in anything much bigger than your smaller stuff. The exceptions include higher end tweeters and your much more costly devices. Thanks so much for taking the time to watch and post.

[@TheTruthPlease100]

​​@@DialedInDIY hi, I meant the over the ear ones. I've been pulling monster sized neos out of speakers for over 3 years now. Like up to 1" x 1/2" thick . Also widow slides and latches and large door locks use biggies too 1/2" sq x 1/4" thick .

[@danielseville9703]

Can donate me some

[@benjietiongco1862]

Bili ako magnet maliit lang

[@DialedInDIY]

You bought a small magnet?.. I think that is what you said. Let me know if I got that wrong. Thanks for watching my video... I appreciate it.

[@Heathmcdonald]

Hard drives

[@DialedInDIY]

Oh yes... another good source for magnets. I pulled magnets from a hard drive in another video (if it was not this one). Sorry for the delay in reply... I really do appreciate that you took the time to watch and post a comment!

[@Heathmcdonald]

@@DialedInDIY I forgot all about this but you're welcome

[@S....]

So, you're going to call "packaging" over and over and pretend there's so many spermy items we can find them? :P

[@DialedInDIY]

Fair point... it is definitely not the majority of packaging but allot more than I would have guessed that is for sure. Thank you for taking time to watch my video and post a comment. I really appreciate it!

[@S....]

@@DialedInDIY Seems like half of the prints are battery boxes and holders now days.. Still better than Yodas and Benchys like a couple years ago ;) Take care, keep on the good work :)

[@MadetoOvercome]

Hey, I’ve been watching your videos on magnets and you have collected a lot im working on a project that need magnets and could use your help if interested please contact me. (It’s going to be revolutionary.