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Re: Drilling through a magnet?
The magnet is very hard,and black.
For the age of the radio- We aren't sure, it was lying in a pile of old stuff. I couldn't give you any estimation, other than 10+ years? :/ And the magnet- I'm at school now (my lunch hour) and have made some progress on the magnet. I used a 1/2 bit again, and have managed to make a small indentation. I didn't want to go to much, because the magnet was getting hot (still has it magnetism though!) so I am letting it cool down. Thanks guys! |
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