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Round magnets

I was just thinking the other day! I know scarey but I have made my share of guards at a place I used to work at and allot of times these guards were split in order to open them so I used small round magnets sometimes to hold them up in place to work on pulleys and such. I don’t know how big they make these but I have a couple here at home about 2 inches in diameter and my Condor tank is about 2 1/2 in diameter has anyone ever tried to use this for the end of an air tank to mount butt plates? they also have a hole in the middle of them for a bolt to go through. Just curious once these are mounted on the steel tank of an Airforce gun it would be almost impossible to move it by turning or pulling on it, like I said just a thought Eddie

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quote eddieirvine:

Boy is my face RED I was assuming it was a metal tank …

The tank is metal… as in aluminum metal. As far as I know aluminum doesn’t have any iron in it though. 😉

Hey that might work might have to jb weld a piece of metal to the tank!

make a breech and hammer out of something the magnet will stick too, and see if it will work as an hammer slap device

Oh yeah,

HA HA YA NOOB!!! 😉 😆

quote eddieirvine:

Boy is my face RED I was assuming it was a metal tank remember I am new so don’t laugh to hard Walk if you would just delete this post unless you want others to comment not sure I can handle all the jokes!! Eddie

Hell, we all make mistakes mate 😉
I’ve been known to bitch and moan on this forum about online calculators just to realise eventually that I was putting in the wrong numbers. 😳

Maybe it will still work 😛 If you pray really hard 😀

Boy is my face RED I was assuming it was a metal tank remember I am new so don’t laugh to hard Walk if you would just delete this post unless you want others to comment not sure I can handle all the jokes!! Eddie

Aluminum Tank.

Oop’s! 😉

Try it and let me know how good it sticks 😉

Tanks are aluminum.

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