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The discussion centers on sourcing Neodymium magnets, with users sharing their experiences and recommendations. One participant mentioned difficulties accessing the website for Magnets 4 Less, while another suggested Monroe Manufacturing as a local alternative, albeit with a minimum order requirement of 30 pieces. Users emphasized the strength and utility of Neodymium magnets, specifically noting a 1/2" diameter model. The conversation highlights the importance of direct communication with suppliers for product availability.

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Does anyone know of a good source for Neodymium Magnets I tried Magnets 4 less but the website seems to be not working.
 
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I bought a few last year and had NO trouble finding lots of web sites that sell them. Did you Google them or what?
 
phinds said:
I bought a few last year and had NO trouble finding lots of web sites that sell them. Did you Google them or what?
I looked online and found Monroe Manufacturing north of Detroit sells them and they are some what local but when I went it to buy a half dozen... They said they were out of that model and can only sell a 30 piece min. He was nice enough to tell me about magnets 4 less, But the website is not working I will try to call direct today. Just for a backup what was the place you used?

Dave
 
Can't remember and don't have the box or any info. I bought 8 of them at 1/2" diameter. They are amazingly strong little suckers. Can't remember what they cost either. Sorry.
 

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