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Neodymium magnet holder for power strip
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A bracket for replacing stock 20x30x3mm magnets to 10x10x3mm neodymium magnets.
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- Creative Commons — Public Domain
I had a problem with my power strips - their magnets weren't powerful enough, and was slipping.
This mod replaces those 20x30x3mm ferrite magnets to 4x (not-so-cheap) Chinese 10x10x3mm neodymium magnets.
Things to prepare
- Buy the number of magnets required. I used 10x10x3mm magnets, but 10x20x3mm ones should work too. 4 magnets per 1 ferrite magnet is needed, or 2 if you're using 10x20x3mm ones.
- Get some epoxy glue, or glue that sticks well on metal and doesn't have problems with mechanical shock. I.e. NO CA GLUE! (although it should work, I cannot guarantee its long-term reliability)
- Get some thin anti-slip sheets. I used these ones, but any sheet should work.
- Use a slicer with polyhole generation. I like to use superslicer myself.
Installation
- Use a screwdriver to remove the original magnets.
- Sandwich the printed bracket with the original metal one, and the magnets.
The magnets should be placed in opposite directions. (If one has S facing up, the one next to it should be N up) - Once checked it can be aligned, disassemble and put glue between the parts.
You might want to have some cooking sheet underneath to protect your desk from spilling glue. - Cut the anti-slip mat in the desired shape (10x30mm), and use glue to stick on the magnets.
Note that it should cover the highest point in your setup - usually the surrounding metal part.