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  1. Magnetic Sheets

    Hello All,

    I have a couple big rolls of magnetic material in the shop from some unknown project in the past. I was going to fix it to 1/8 inch plywood and make some refrigerator magnets. Although I'm not 100% sure, it appears the magnetic sheets are made from vinyl.

    Does anyone know of a source for magnetic sheets that don't have pvc or vinyl?

    Thanks,

    Bob
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  2. Bad habit, replying to my own thread, but.....

    I called the company, Magnet King and they have Lots of different products, none of which can be cut on a laser. So I guess that's some news I didn't really want to hear.

    Bob
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    why not just cut with scissors and stick to wood cut outs
    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Davis - Sturgis SD View Post
    Bad habit, replying to my own thread, but.....

    I called the company, Magnet King and they have Lots of different products, none of which can be cut on a laser. So I guess that's some news I didn't really want to hear.

    Bob
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    Rowmak has a line of Lasermags that are laser friendly.

    www(dot)rowmark(dot)com/laser/LASERmag/lasermag.asp

    http://www.rowmark.com/laser/LASERmag/lasermag.asp


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  5. Quote Originally Posted by Tony Lenkic View Post
    Rowmak has a line of Lasermags that are laser friendly.

    www(dot)rowmark(dot)com/laser/LASERmag/lasermag.asp
    Thanks Tony,

    I'll order some of the Lasermag. Still, I wish there was some magnetic sheet product that could be attached to wood. I kind of like this stuff we're doing on 1/8 plywood.

    Thanks,

    Bob
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    You can attach it to plywood with double sided tape such as 3M 467MP or 468MP.
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    It's easy enough to cut with an Olfa knife, paper cutter or even scissors. The color layer is vinyl, made for outdoor signs on vehicles. Lasermag is much thinner and I wouldn't use it outdoors or on cars, though they advertise it for that. They won't last long, and are likely to blow off.

    For your project, just cut squares (not on the laser) and use double sided tape on the color side to stick to the wood, I hve done that a lot with fridge magnets using scraps saved from doing vehicle magnetic signs..
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