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Unread 10-12-2009, 19:57
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Re: Drilling through a magnet?

Just a thought, but some magnets are formed as a ceramic. Just as metal drill bits don't do a good job drilling through concrete, they don't like ceramic either. If you have chips of the magnet and they seem brittle and "rock-like", you may consider googling to see how to drill ceramic tiles. Of course if you are buying stuff to cut holes in a magnet, perhaps you should just buy one with a hole in it.

http://www.radioshack.com/product/in...ickid=prod_cs#

seems to be what you are trying to make, and it doesn't cost as much as a drill bit.

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