THE magnetizing tutorial!

[@Hypo1337]

Instead of activator try baking powder. Fraction of the cost and same effect.

[@TheAll-InNerd]

I’ve heard that baking soda, mixed with Isopropanol alcohol is a good DIY. 😊

[@psychorc8498]

So is it baking powder or soda lol

[@JSsm987]

Finally a good video on magnetising! It seemed like a daft problem but I was wondering what size of drill bit I needed to use. Got my answer and you won a subscription 😂

[@RichardMoscone]

Dipping the magnet in activator, then onto the glue on the base? Genius! I've got to do this for 60 Cadian shock troops soon. Thanks for the tip. Love the channel!

[@tonik1222]

have you tried to add iron dust in resin, to make fero-magnetic parts. If it works it would be very convenient for small elements like modular weapons+hands that attach to the wrist thru a ball joint. Even on a ~30mm mini adding tiny magnets in wrists and feet isn't difficult (though a bit tedious), but adding even tinier magnets in the hands' ball joints is extremely difficult (I've tried with 1mm magnets and managed only few weapons and a hand)

[@CesarTheKingVA]

This channel is super underrated, especially for the production quality you have

[@TheAll-InNerd]

Thank you for those kind words! 😄💙

[@shogunmage9036]

Great video and tips. Thanks for taking the time to make it.

[@the_arcanum]

[@TheAll-InNerd]

I do thank you for your prayers and kind words! 😄 I’m all for magnetizing arms, but when it comes to hands it can get a bit tricky! Good luck in your future hobbying!

[@JPTawok]

your videos are as informative as they are entertaining. Thanks!

[@TheAll-InNerd]

Thank you for those kind words. 😁

[@chaoticowl2433]

Hello, im just wondering, if you are adding magnets to the base using SG and GS, after fully building the model, what is the best way to leave them as the glue dries?

[@TheAll-InNerd]

I actually just put them upside down in some containers I had on my table. Small knickknacks surrounding them to keep them from tipping over for a few minutes. I did that both if I used GS with SG or just SG.

[@S.A.S.H.]

I'm really enjoying your channel. Good info, and enjoyable presentation. Win-Win in my book. Thanks.

[@TheAll-InNerd]

Thanks for those kind words! :D

[@mrlegobrick]

Great video and some great tips! Thanks!

[@runklestiltskin_2407]

Make some shorts, maybe this will give you some exposure, your videos are way too good.

[@TheAll-InNerd]

Thanks man! It’s a good advice! 😁

[@runklestiltskin_2407]

@@TheAll-InNerd have a great weekend

[@runklestiltskin_2407]

@@TheAll-InNerd what also helps a lot with exposure: do you know boley hobby time? He made a cool, star wars diorama with LEDs as laser and light saber and posted a link in the star wars sup reddit.

[@TheAll-InNerd]

@@runklestiltskin_2407 That's great advice, Im really bad at promoting my own content sadly. 😅

[@runklestiltskin_2407]

@@TheAll-InNerd yeah, but your content is awesome

[@Cziro_]

Mayby I sholud magnetize my orks..more choices, more DAKKA! Nice video Nerdy!

[@TheAll-InNerd]

More Dakka! More WAAAAAGH! xD

[@mathiassonntag6647]

What kind of magnet would you use for Terminator arms and weapons and where do you buy them? Im sorry im new to magnetizing.

[@TheAll-InNerd]

This is the magnets I use for most arms. If you want to magnetize individual weapons you might want to use smaller ones. www.greenstuffworld.com/en/neodymium-magnets-n35/48-neodymium-magnets-3x2mm-50-units.html You could probably find magnets on Amazon as well.

[@mathiassonntag6647]

@@TheAll-InNerd i bought some 2x2 mm magnets but the arm is like loose(?) im a bit confused as why its like this? And which drill do you use cause i have one from citadel but its to small for a 3mm drill bit.

[@TheAll-InNerd]

@@mathiassonntag6647 I’ve never tried 2x2, only 3x2 which I think is a great size for terminator arms. When drilling arms for my Sisters of Battle 3x2 is a little bit too big tho. I have a handdrill for up to 2mm holes and a weaker batterydrill for 3mm an up. Similiar to this one: www.amazon.com/Stalwart-piece-4-8V-Cordless-Screwdriver/dp/B002TFEKDM/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?content-id=amzn1.sym.692259fc-97f6-4415-a38e-7d855f1c7eaa%3Aamzn1.sym.692259fc-97f6-4415-a38e-7d855f1c7eaa&keywords=mini+drill&pd_rd_r=3790b314-3db5-4359-ba0b-1ff542c55dc7&pd_rd_w=4bW5g&pd_rd_wg=5zPIb&pf_rd_p=692259fc-97f6-4415-a38e-7d855f1c7eaa&pf_rd_r=VXFCNZ7M2ZDY9ECJG826&qid=1662491643&sr=8-3