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String or rope style magnets

Squirrels

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One of you industrial magicians know if they make a magnets that come in some sort of rope or string type configuration. I am going to build myseld a daypack and I want to use magnets for a closure system like the Badlands stealth series packs. I love those bags but the layout doesn't work for me.
 
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bj139

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I read a review on a backpack where the reviewer had trouble with his compass because of the magnets in his backpack.
 
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Squirrels

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I'm sure he did but I won't be needing a compass when using this one......
 

Squirrels

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My Rivers West hunting clothing had magnets for closures on all pockets. I found them a PIA cause they would close at the wrong times and made noise when they snapped together.
Plus the compass deflection and loss of magnetism.

Yeah I would not want it in clothing but that’s irrelevant for this project.


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KartShot

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H I have been sewing (speedy stitcher)/glueing magnets where I need them. As long as it's small and strong I can configure multiples however I need them.
 

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Maybe put magnets inside some tubular webbing and keep them separate with a few stitches.