Thanks for sharing! I see many applications where low friction and high speed support requirements could benefit from this. The first that comes to mind is energy storage flywheels.
If you mount the smaller magnet on the end of a wooden dowel or inside a plastic tube instead of on a steel bolt, you will feel an extra degree of stability by gripping the far end of the dowel.
Thanks for sharing! I see many applications where low friction and high speed support requirements could benefit from this. The first that comes to mind is energy storage flywheels.
Glad it was helpful!
Nice idea!
If you mount the smaller magnet on the end of a wooden dowel or inside a plastic tube instead of on a steel bolt, you will feel an extra degree of stability by gripping the far end of the dowel.
Thank you for your insight into this. Can't wait to see where it leads you next.
Thanks for watching and commenting Scott!
Thank you for sharing. very informative and very interesting.
You're welcome!
Thanks for the info
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I wonder if this would ever be applicable to cars
I think there would be lots of possibilities....