Looking for a non-magnetic, strong, easily glued material

Electrical steels are often anisotropic. The permeabiliry varies with direction according to the grain structure and how the material is processed.

Andrew

I do not log in often nowadays but I do follow the forum as a keen model engineer and machine user.

This thread and the way that it has deteriorated into sarcasm and superfluous comments is a prime example of why I do not log in very often!

Please Neil, moderators and new owners, get things back on track.

Logging out.

* Danny *

Andrew, thank you. I am aware of that.

But I am fairly sure that such anisotropy (e.g. introduced by rolling) was not taken into account in the FEM calculations performed by topic starter.

But TS is wright: we have to much time available (for this subject).

Therefore we should follow Danny M2Z.

Edited By Jouke van der Veen on 30/04/2022 13:16:40

Now, if you would only ask yourself why that is rather than knee-jerk blaming of the respondents ...

Peter Greene +1

Robert Butler

Edited By Robert Butler on 30/04/2022 21:29:57

My Google-fu must be fading

I have just searched for the phrase “magnetic prototyping software”

… and Google found just one result.

Can anyone enlighten me ?

MichaelG.

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Edited By Michael Gilligan on 30/04/2022 22:17:05

Drop 'software' from the query.

Neil

- Copper & Brass
I also have some copper & brass but of course neither of them are silver in colour.

Perhaps silverplated copper or brass would be OK. Niko.