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Lightbulb Latheing an earth magnet
Well all I have returned from my yearly anti burnout period and am ready to get cracking on some projects........

What I am wondering is if you can mechene (lathe, mill, ect...) an earth magnet...

theres a project that I am working on that requires me to lathe one to a certin shape and was wondering if it could be done..

tnx for any help and im glad to be back


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