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The last time I used neo magnets, I recessed them a hair, and filled in the gap with clear epoxy.

That way I don't have to worry about them chipping if I close the gap too quickly. And neo magnets chip fairly easily.
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Thanks Rusl for the kind offer, but I'm going to miss out as I'm too caught up with Christmas capers and about to go away on hols.

That's a good tip Grain Man, thanks.
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I was just reading through this thread for tips on RE magnets and thought I'd contribute with a link to a supplier of box-makers magnets in a range of sizes, for future readers.

Available from Veneer Inlay Australia, here: - Box Makers Magnets

I just bought a bunch of the 3mm x 2mm ones - they're surprisingly strong for their size.
It's recommended to use 2 magnets together at one side and a single magnet on the other, but I reckon they're too strong for that and two single magnets would work well, even with a slight gap as Grain Man suggested.
I'm using them in my: Glasses Case .
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Hi, i have some rare earth magnets for sale. i have 3x1mm and 2x10mm. pm me if you want more information
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I've got a lot thru this mob Frenergy Magnets - Cheapest Magnets - Massive Range.
They also sell on ebay.
The 3mm round by 5mm long seem to work for me. I put 2 on each side of a box, two in base and two in lid. Its just right amount to hold closed and just easy enough to open when I need to.
The 3mm is also easy to drill and get them into a narrow edge.
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