Dent Removal with Magnets

Could removing dents be this simple??
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[@vampcaff]

I use magnets almost everyday doing dent work on instruments and it's amazing what it can do

[@justin_time]

I appreciate the honesty.

[@goldendragon4891]

Underrated

[@robertballard8833]

How strong is the magnets pull used on the trumpet in the video? thinkig about using it for Saxophones -

[@borissapron6696]

You can increase dramatically force of using an electric magnitude.

[@praburajamani7215]

i can use the this concept in stainless steel material?

[@mastopage3120]

I bought magnet from K&J and its good quality product.

[@jamesa8851]

@jamesa8851
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You could make a bench version with an electromagnet. Could make it way stronger.

[@parthapratimdas2874]

Sir How to make anti iron copper products

[@robertballard8833]

Does it work with regular ball bearings? Where can I get a powerfil large magnet like this?

[@KJMagnetics]

www.kjmagnetics.com!

[@brushbros]

Ebay sells a 40mm disk 20 mm thick for $11 each, two for $18.

[@walterkersting6238]

Maybe if you heated the metal?

[@mrbmp09]

pulling on the magnet does not help, any distance added between the magnet and ball will lessen the force.

[@AgentPothead]

While the second part is correct, pulling on the magnet a little doesn't increase the distance between the ball and the magnet. It just pulls the ball towards the magnet, because the brass is soft and will give.

[@millenium2003]

2:43 where can I buy that magnet

[@KJMagnetics]

Here! www.kjmagnetics.com/products.asp?cat=180

[@walterkersting6238]

Maybe on sheet metal you can attach the magnet with some heat gun glue to increase the amount of force you can use to pull?

[@mskinetik]

That would not be beneficial. They actually make dent pulling tools that are designed to be used with hot glue, so don't think that would help to glue a magnet. (I am trai ed in paintless dent repair)