How much do 80 of these cost? 10 Neodymium Magnets 1/2 x 1/8 inch Disc N48. I want to hang 20 30" x 20" photographic prints along a gallery wall.
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Hi, These are sold as sets of 10 pieces, so if you need 80 pieces then 8 sets would be the right amount to purchase. The cost would be 8x the listed price.
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I new the size of my speakers i was taking out were 4x6 these the magnets are bigger. make sure you have depth for bigger magnet.
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Just use a Neodymium magnet home depot has them you could even search amazon for Neodymium strip
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I have them displayed in shops. I'm actually going to one of the galleries tomorrow evening. I could measure and shoot you the dimensions tomorrow night or Sunday morning!
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it probably depends on what you want to stick to the wall and how strong a magnet you're using to stick it on. I tried to hang some pictures but they kept slipping off, I did stick magnetic sheeting ( like they use to make car marnets) and that worked well.
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The scanner comes with a holder for 2 inch by 2 inch slides - I think that is 120 format. It holds 4 at a time. Good luck!
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It's important that you know that this is a refill kit for a Continuous Ink Supply System (CISS). I only say that because if you already have that system you know that you can literally print reams of 8 1/2 X 11 prints. Since you specifically say "8X10" prints, I'm assuming you're talking photos. I have never counted, but my estimate would be that it would be at least equivalent to 25 to even 50 of the OEM cartridges. This system saves hundreds of dollars on print costs.
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I have about 90 in each side plus another 120 in the lower cabinet. So. About 300 overall. I think I need to list some on ebay!
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I set my inner diameter to 25 mm just to be certain there is no ink sprayed inside the physical diameter. You can probably use 24 as someone else answered. basically 100% of the physical disk is printable.
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Sorry, I do not. They are very thin though. I made magnets for two people and they put them on their cars, they came off the first day they had them on. They are okay for decoration, but not really going to do much to hold more then a single sheet of paper. They are just thick enough to hold themselves on metal and not much else. They are probably as thick as 100 pound card stock. Hope that helps.
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The laminate - LexJet Crystal Clear Permanent Adhesive (double sided) - 24in x 75ft is crystal clear!! I print 24x40 inch Giclee's for sale in the $200.00 - $900.00 range, some which I "face mount" or mount directly to acrylic with the Lexjet double sided clear adhesive. If you can get the process down, the Lexjet double sided adhesive works fantastic and produces prints are unparalleled in beauty. I recommend the LexJet adhesive without any reservation. enjoy...
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I'm pretty sure it's 300. I got pretty frustrated as any label I used would eventually peel up a little somewhere on the disc and create playback problems, so I got an Epson stylus photo r200 printer, so I print directly onto the disc. one day drying time (likely a little less, but I leave them so I'm positive they're dry) and put them away until needed. I feel a lot better doing it this way. Good Luck.
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My guess is 20#. Also, the flap is not gummed so there's no risk of glue on the CD/DVD. Hope that helps. I think they're great and save about two thirds of the shelf space.
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Wish I could help, but so far I've only used these strips...2 at a time...to hang some relatively light-weight, 8x10 framed water colors on my office walls. And that worked wonderfully, but clueless re whether it would hold 8 lbs. Sorry.
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Since I am tech challanged I need to ask, about how many jpegs will this hold?
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I would recommend a larger magnet. These are very strong for their size. But, that size is very small. You may be able to use several of these to accomplish your goal.
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In the center part alone you can hold 18 high between both rows. Multiply by 3 length wise while still displaying titles. 54 with titles displayed. If you hide some behind you can double that. If you place them by the shorter sides you can fit 4 length wise. 4 X 18 = 72. 72 * 2 = 184. You can fit about 36 in each cabinet. 36 * 2 = 74. The top layer can hold about 8 high and then I would say about 6 across long ways and 8 across short ways. Again two layers thick so another 64 * 2 = 128. So max 184 + 74 + 128 = 386. Of course this figure is only DVDs and with optimal placement, which would hide the titles. In the center part alone you can hold 18 high between both rows. Multiply by 3 length wise while still displaying titles. 54 with titles displayed. If you hide some behind you can double that. If you place them by the shorter sides you can fit 4 length wise. 4 X 18 = 72. 72 * 2 = 184. You can fit about 36 in each cabinet. 36 * 2 = 74. The top layer can hold about 8 high and then I would say about 6 across long ways and 8 across short ways. Again two layers thick so another 64 * 2 = 128. So max 184 + 74 + 128 = 386. Of course this figure is only DVDs and with optimal placement, which would... » Read More In the center part alone you can hold 18 high between both rows. Multiply by 3 length wise while still displaying titles. 54 with titles displayed. If you hide some behind you can double that. If you place them by the shorter sides you can fit 4 length wise. 4 X 18 = 72. 72 * 2 = 184. You can fit about 36 in each cabinet. 36 * 2 = 74. The top layer can hold about 8 high and then I would say about 6 across long ways and 8 across short ways. Again two layers thick so another 64 * 2 = 128. So max 184 + 74 + 128 = 386. Of course this figure is only DVDs and with optimal placement, which would hide the titles. « Show Less