VERY POWERFUL MAGNETS… THE EASY WAY

We show how plain steel wire can increase the strength of any permanent magnet and demonstrate a simple method to do this.

[SuperSiggiboy]

That screen "zoom bulge" effect made me chuckle

[MacMcNurgle]

As an educator, I’d like to let you know that one of the things I get from your videos is that sense of wonder I had as a kid. That then motivates me to explore a topic further. Thank you.

[brainiac]

Great idea! I giggled when you struggled with the tools near the magnet. I know exactly how challenging that can be... You know its coming and prepare for it, but you just can't compensate for the quickly increasing strength of the magnetic field near the magnet x)

[arksilvarum]

7:48 "Have my son stand behind me" - Ah, another convenient contraption you've made :)

[MyAvitech]

You should use flat steel similar to pallet strap. I've seen it used in some power transformers.
This will eliminate most of the air gaps created by the round wire. It should give you a higher density.

[jonholmes]

Another quality tech ingredients upload!!!! This channel ROCKS!!!

[MrEazyE]

The fact that your son films for you makes me think he may have an idea how lucky he is to have a Dad like you. I sincerely hope he enjoys every minute of it. Lucky kid!

[johncahill]

I appreciate the fact that you are willing to take the time from doing other things that you could be doing to provide such Interesting content! Also, that you do so in such an easy to understand manner! Thank you, sincerely!

[mandlebarhoustache]

I'm not 2 minutes into this video and I already have to pause to give you props for your quality camera work and editing. Always impressive but that selective screen zoom on the probe was a real nice touch!

[supergeek]

Once, again: POW! Right out of the park!
Excellent, well done, and interesting.
Thank you.

[aatuvaan]

The father of the main presenters son would be a heck of a teacher in school. So clear spoken and easy to understand.
How about ferromagnetic fluid? You could make a plastic or aluminium sealable casing and pour the fluid in the casing

[TothefarDale]

This was simply a joy to watch. When you were saying that having to work with big magnets could be “sketchy” I thought, that’s a phrase I’ve never heard here before. It must be true. It was great to just see the laughs with the tools and general mirth in the video. Great as always.

[lorriecarrel]

I'm so glad to have this guy to watch, he is truly amazing

[petercarey]

thank you, great vid. clear to the point w/h no swearing or belittleing. thumbs up

[ergohack]

Very slick way to build a yoke. I will definitely consider using this in the future. Thanks!

[BenJaminLongTime]

I love this nerd. Makes me feel better about my nerdiness

[robertcampbell]

So cool it’s you and your son giving the world knowledge… thanks guys! Super interesting topics!

[ChrisB]

More wonderful stuff :) Totally enjoy your work, ingenuity and the demos, thank you.

[pashaveres]

I'm always impressed. Am always even more impressed upon realizing that so much more work than we see has gone into your videos. Much gratitude.

[bardenegri]

I'm auto hitting like before even watching. That's how good the content is