Magnet Fishing For Fun And Profit: Types of Magnets
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- čas přidán 18. 12. 2015
- Here is a video where I describe several types of magnets that are good for retrieving treasure. I show the kind you can toss in the river on a rope and also the type you can affix to a pick handle for iron retrieval. At the end of the video I show where you can buy them and the exact model numbers of the magnets shown.
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Magnet Fishing For Fun And Profit: Types of Magnets
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Guy, I've been relic hunting for 35 years around central MS and your vids have opened a whole new aspect of relic hunting for me. Keep them coming. I'm always open to learning the trial and tribulations from other diggers. We've lost so many of the old school friends and diggers from the 60's and 70's that contributed their tips and knowledge we need to pass it on to the next generation. Love watching your videos keep them coming.
At this moment in time Beau your channel has 199,922 subscribers and you deserve every one of them not long to 200,000 and I'm happy to be on the journey of what we will find next on each and every video
Aquachigger i just ordered my first fishing magnet from k&j magnetics today i told them i got there info from your videos cant wait till it arrives! love your videos :)
Attaching a eye on the large magnet is easy. Use a 3/8 stainless steel countersunk bolt going through the magnet. Use a 3/8 coupling nut on the back side of the magnet, and use a 3/8 eye screwed into the coupling nut.
I picked up one of their large magnets a few months ago, and this is how I attached an eye.
Re Eyebolts ,,, you can get eye bolts with a female thread, that is an internal thread so you can use a countersunk machine screw through the magnet.
Beau, thank you for taking the time to share your adventures and expertise with us. I find all your videos fascinating and entertaining in equal measure. I am inspired to get off the field and into the water! Happy Hunting, from a fellow detectorist in the UK.
Thanks Beau, its always nice to learn from other people's experiences, trials, tests and errors. It saves time and money and its nice of you to share this information. Very helpful, you did a great job as usual. Watch those digits now LOL
Congratulations on hitting 200,000 subscribers, Beau. You deserve an even bigger audience.
Thanks for the info Beau. I have ordered from K&J many times for many projects and they are a great company! I'm glad you are giving them a some exposure. Keep calm and Chigg on!
Very informative Beau. I'm glad you did this video as I am thinking of getting a magnet. This will be helpful. Thank you.
Thanks for the video Beau... Very informative, and I was flinching every time two of those magnets even got close to each other...
Congrats Beau on 200,00 subs I've been here since 12,000 subscribers!
Great video, full of info. I'm just getting started and this has provided me with do and don'ts.
This was GREAT!
Something I had been wondering about!
THANKS!
great info. Thanks for taking the time to film & share!
Great vid Beau, been waiting for this one!
Congrats for 200k followers you deserve every bit
Thank you for doing this video I have been trying to decide what magnet to get this was a big help
Very informative video. Thank you!
Thanks, Beau !!
2 solutions to the un-threaded magnet dilemma would be either find someone with a drill press and a set of thread taps. They can thread the hole for an eye bolt. - OR - Use a flat head screw (bolt for countersunk hole) with a long nut then an eye bolt. A possible solution to the magnets attracting to each other's flat faces would be to reverse the direction of one and you can only be pinched by around 1/3rd the area of the flat face. I was thinking if a person were to make a wooden box for it with a 2x4 bottom, it might be enough to keep from attracting to metals and other magnets enough to make it safer to handle. Just a thought though since distance seems to be a big factor here.
I enjoyed your video very much. Thank you for sharing.
Oh, congrats on 200k subs. Merry Christmas.
Sweet tutorial on magnets. Thx Beau
That was one of my first question I asked thanks. Very good video, thanks again.
very helpful video. i went fishing with an inexpensive retrieval magnet just to see what it was like, and i liked it. wound up with a lot of junk, fishing hooks, and three fishing knives. found three folding chairs that i couldn't get out of the water (i'm glad about that!).
been waiting for this vid! your pick looks like it works so well on your trips. for the rope, a true Palomar knot is best/strongest.
Beau, I really appreciate the time you took out of your day and schedule to make this video on magnets. I really want a stronger magnet, however, I am very afraid that I would be one of the unlucky ones to accidentally get my fingers smashed to smithereens.
Thanks for the great information. I really want to try this out with my son this summer.
Thanks Beau that was interesting. Have a Merry Christmas!!
I really like the camera shot at the end where youre showing us the cannonball because it looks like you have 2 peglegs
Wow, almost 200,000 that's awesome. great video now I know what to get. That's so much for the information. I can't wait until your next river hunt.
love your wall collection
Thanks for the info man! Happy holidays!
Yo Beau, Very informative video.....never tried "magnet searching", but this has put me in the mood.....cheers,G;)
Excellent tutorial on magnets Beau...I am actually going to call those guys and order a couple. Thanks!
I bought the MMS G Y8, with the hook. You can't stress enough just how strong these magnets are. But with that being said, don't expect to go tossing these into rivers and creeks and hauling in large items. Mud, leaves, and muck are going to probably be covering the items you're really looking for. You said it best when you suggested you locate things with the detector first. Then you can try to remove some of the debris with your foot before retrieving the find with the magnet.
I was mad and I was like yea it's a magnet then I felt bad about my self and was like he's a nice guy why am I so sad the hard working videos he makes for our entertainment keep up the good work
Congrats on 200k beau
Thanks Beau good to know......Appreciate the Video
So close to 200,000! Congrats
thanks for the video and merry Christmas beau
very helpful. Thanks for the information.
Good stuff Beau
great info thanks congrats on over 200K
Thanks this vid really helped I just brought a Magnet with a 90kg pull hopefully it will do the job, can't wait to start searching 👍
Love your videos
I about fell off my chair laughing when you nearly touched the magnets together. lmao too funny!!
nice video Beau, took down their information in case i decide to do river runs! thanks
Keep up the vids love to watch them.
Had to watch this twice. Once for the great info, and once to check out your amazing room....lol....Thanks for sharing !!....Rhino
Nice videos beau!!
To limit the resistance (mud factor) you could mount the larger magnet on the side of the pick handle instead of the end. The magnet would slide into the mud edgewise and not "mash" into the mud. But, I recommend this only to the brave and muscular!
Awesome video man
Nice job hitting 200,000 subs
Ty ty ty for this! will you please make more? I learn very well from you sir!
wow wow over 200K subscribers. Nice job Beau.
I was on edge with suspense with your overhead lefty righty footage waiting for a magnet accident.
Congratulations on 200k subs!
+Andrew sci-fi-flyer nice husky I got a 2011 310
sweet!
I recommend you put that eye bolt down through the top of a cut-off small soda bottle, then screw the magnet onto it. The dome-like shape of the bottle will minimize the magnet's hanging up on junk, but it won't interfere with its attraction for ferrous items.
OMG!!! I about nearly fell off the chair laughing so hard when the magnets touched!!! so funny!!!
Thanks Beau ! I was wondering where to get magnets like the one on your pick.
Check out my magnet fishing videos, I use the K&J magnets, thanks to Beau Ouimette for introducing me to metal detecting and magnet fishing!! Thanks Chigg, you're everyones' fav on the tube...yes, use Loctite or something or they will unscrew. Go to K&J Magnetics website, then to quick links, then mounting magnets, then standard mounting magnets.
In my day I always used a 'keeper' which is a flat disk which sits on the magnet when not in use.
This prevents any accidental sticking to anything. Of course it needs a ring or lug so it can be removed easily for use.
We used to leave them on the pavement for pranks or put them in the work site drink fund.
With the neodymium magnets a copper or aluminium disk with tinplate attached would be best, nonferrous on the magnet.
Hi I've just bought a magnet & wonder if I need to coat it with something so it doesnt rust, chip etc. You may have already covered this in another of your vids & if so apologies. Please advise & thanks a bunch for all your great vids. Ignatius, Australia
Relic room looks great GL&HH
Alex
Can u show us your relic room?
+William Heard
Would be amazing, since the bits we see in the video look absolutely fantastic.
I concur...would be amazing !
+Scravitan hieh
Thank you Beau for the most welcome info, Good video GL/HH
For your large magnet you could use a Stainless Steel Flat-Head Socket Cap Screw and a stainless Eye Nut. Fastenal, Grainger, McMaster Carr, etc.
wow no bad jokes... ok ill make one ....wow what a magnetic personality ..the relics are just attracted to him.... l.o.l. merry christmas mr. and ms. chigg...
The large magnet I would try and tap and thread it I think. Might be easier overall than cutting and grinding. Great Vid.
You can use a countersunk bolt and an allthread coupling to thread into an eyebolt on the unthreaded magnet. Instead of grinding the nut off.
I watched this when it first came out and it's still hilarious when the magnets nearly touch and when the pick handle sticks to the big magnet. crying laughing!!!
200,143 at 4:55 am.thats great Beau.
Good informative video. Spongeworthy.
congrats your almost at 200k subs
Ive seen a small neo dynium mag pick up two balls and a sword. not from a river mind. but the mags chip very easily. and yes MIND YER FINGERS!!
There are countersunk bolts, that exactly fit the unthreaded magnet whole. They have a cone like head.
stainless screw so it will not rust out as fast
hey I love your video last night I watch all your videos very interesting... I have subed ya
I attach mine by using a flat head stainless screw and a hex threaded coupling into which I three the eyelet
Your drill was in reverse Beau. LOL.
Good video Beau. I've bought 2 of their magnets - one I mounted on a pick, the other on a long wooden handle I often drag behind behind me while I'm detecting. Do you think this is over kill to use as a "fishing magnet"? - The MMS G70, rated at 352 lbs?
I'm 100% sure you stalk my internet search history... 2 days ago I found out about magnet fishing then all of a sudden you post this video.. Spooky
CZcams Algorithms...They are watching.
There are other options, like a big threaded flat head Bolt, will fit flush through the bottom, with a nut type eyehook
ahh thxs for the magnet link 8)
wow i went to the site to look for a magnet one of them was 300 lbs that's crazy and a fast way to lose one if it gets stuck to a car or something heavy. how much lifting should one get the 96 lbs or the 60 lbs I now it is just prefrence but witch one would you choose? great video
I would love you to show us your relic room one day.
I use countersunk 6mm screws threaded from underside that screws into an eye ring on top. Layer five 50mm neo mags
They're called Neodymium magnets. I like a Neo. magnet 52, that's almost the strongest strength. Some things to keep in mind, they're Strong, don't get pinched,. Don't let the magnet get hot, heat destroys their magnetism. don't let them get scratched and like you said, they are very brittle and will break. They can also be bought on ebay.
Great video,
I went to the website of K and J and I think the website is lousy for finding stuff. Where do you find the magnets in the video?
Cool
Hey Beau, will we ever get a tour of your little treasure room? I am spotting awesome stuff in the background, most of it I have probably seen you dig up but still. If you already have one of those videos I apologize, I have not watched everything.. yet.
BIG warning !!!!!!! do not let them get close to cell phones and cameras.
+C “Texcritter” Chase or your watch...
+Bill James oops forgot that. oh yeah your watch too Roflho
+Slimm Jimm. Roflho especially that Slimm.
+C “Texcritter” Chase or computer equipment
+relentlessmadman Yep that will definitely wipe your hard drive.
Dear beau is there any magnet you prefer for water hunting or land hunting?
I literally just got home from doing my first magnet fishing hunt!
Prices aren't horrible either.
Here are the links for them:
www.kjmagnetics.com/proddetail.asp?prod=MMS-G-Y8
www.kjmagnetics.com/proddetail.asp?prod=MM-A-75
www.kjmagnetics.com/proddetail.asp?prod=MMS-A-Y0
very cool, thx for the info.!!!
Will plastidipping or using a form of liquid rubber on the magnet surface affect the power of it ?
When transporting how do you prevent from denting your own truck,or is it like my truck bed, stuck to the side, always a tempting tie down that I am always afraid to try. I mean, would you suggest a wood box, or a cooler is better ? One thought that I was toying with was cutting up a commercial cutting board, screws and piano hinge of stainless steel as not to collect any pesky iron filings, or at least less. Great another project, like I haven't enough of them in the works, or you wouldn't have any idea about that. Ever been able to anchor your kayak to a metal bridge or something by using the magnet, or does it not work that well? Rope,pulley , and kayak fishing with magnet- making a vertical and flotation lift in deeper water possible? Pulley, rope, rope lock, anchoring system acceptable in a kayak bow, or does the stuff interfere with performance? Or is the keep it simple approach better when parking the kayak to dig?
man those are strong
Hey Beau, it would be awesome if you could do a short video of the relics we catch glimpses of in the background of some of your videos. Maybe as a Christmas present to your subscribers:)