The magnet force displays are for displaying magnetic forces. That includes hanging them on the wall, setting them on a shelf, desk, or some other surface. They display how the magnets push each other apart with an invisible force while also holding each other together with the opposite force. When considering how magnetism works, whether molecular or something undiscovered it is a mysterious thing to look at. You can see that when you hold them vertically the measurable force is evident because of the different distances they are apart.
You must contact me by phone 541-285-2852 or email jeremystonebergdandd@gmail.com with your purchase details. I will send you a video of the magnetic force display. Then a payment must be made. If you live in town I will drop off the display while you give me cash or check. Or you can give my your email and I will have paypal send a link to your email and you can give them your payment info not me. You must (of course) provide your address with your correspondence. It will take 1-4 weeks for you to receive it depending on how busy we are.
What comes in the package shipped to you is the Magnetic Force Display with 20 magnets (as shown below in the first row of pictures on the left side). The dimensions are given when you hover over the wood types below and are (approx. 3.125" Wide by 15.25" Long by 1.25" High). A metal piece, is included to attach to the display, if you want to hang it on the wall. The shipping cost withing the United States is the same cost as the United States Post Office current price per the shipping terms and is added to the price (with insurance to prevent suffering a loss due to shipping damage). You can see the prices by hovering on the wood types below. Note: you can take the magnets out of the display by rotating them and you can put the back in with the opposite process. Do not forget to rotate the back the opposite five degrees to align the magnets.
A table saw - A chop saw - A few clamps - A tape measure - A speed square - Two Grits of sand paper - A sanding block - A pencil - Wood glue - A nail set - An extension cord - Finish blades for the saws - Safety glasses - A utility knife to open things - Mask for dust - Tape - Magnets - Renting a place to make them - Website costs -
