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  1. 06-09-2013, 01:55 AM #1
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    Does anyone have one to sell, or know where I may be able to buy one.
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    If it for workshop use, you should be able to usr an old speaker. They have a large magnet in the back of the cone, usually free on the side of the road or really cheap from auto scrapyards/ secondhand stores.
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    Be careful when using magnets. I lost a very nice razor by placing it too close to the magnet. The razor got drawn over quickly to the magnet which cracked a chunk of the edge off.

    You can also get rare earth magnets from old hard drives and from Walmart in the crafts section.
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    Rare earths are also really cheap on eBay.
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    This has been a good one:
    Bill's Straight Razor Info: Making the Blade Safety Jig
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    thanx for the input guys, i might give the speaker a go.
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