Is Home-Based Diamond Coating of Magnetic Implants Possible?

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The discussion centers on the feasibility of creating diamond-coated magnetic implants at home, a topic that has garnered interest among biohackers. Participants highlight that while diamond synthesis is possible, it typically requires extreme conditions of pressure and heat, with chemical vapor deposition being a more accessible method for home experimentation, albeit with less aesthetically pleasing results. Questions arise regarding the purpose of magnetic implants and the scale of production intended. The conversation also touches on the distinction between growing diamonds and the installation of implants. Ultimately, the thread is closed due to the original poster's absence and the forum's policy against discussions involving dangerous or illegal activities.
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I have been talking with some biohackers and have been discussing diamond coated magnetic implants. We know it can be and has been done but want to attempt to do so in a home setup. I wanted to see what you guys know about the topic and overall just say wether we should or not
 
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A question for you: Why would you want a magnetic implant? Anyway, creating synthetic diamonds involves an incredible amount of pressure and heat. There is also a method called chemical vapor disposition, which can actually be done at home quite easily, but the results can hardly be considered "beautiful". How big of a production are planning to make? What type of diamond are you looking for?
 
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We know it can be and has been done but want to attempt to do so in a home setup.

Are you referring to growing diamonds, or installing implants?

Edit: since the OP has been absent for a week we will close this thread. Discussions of dangerous or illegal activities is not permitted
 
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