multiple magnetic implants on one hand
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for sure i will be implanting #4
the magnets i have are roughly the same size as the dots if not smaller so, i had a thought. if i implanted 3 on one finger or a magnet at 1,7,and 8 i could feel electromagnetic fields in a 3D sense easier. just a thought but, i would love more input.
for sure i will be implanting #4
the magnets i have are roughly the same size as the dots if not smaller so, i had a thought. if i implanted 3 on one finger or a magnet at 1,7,and 8 i could feel electromagnetic fields in a 3D sense easier. just a thought but, i would love more input.
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coating thickness on the magnet will greatly effect my location choice
i feel like it would be safer to do one implant on one finger at a time but it would also be easier just do all 3 (1,2,3) in sequence.
regarding the palm locations (8,9) im not sure if the area would be sensitive enough. i do alot of rough manual labor so im hesitant on #9. #8 sould go in on the side and be out of the way. only thing is, there's a large vein close to it and it rather not open it.
coating thickness on the magnet will greatly effect my location choice
i feel like it would be safer to do one implant on one finger at a time but it would also be easier just do all 3 (1,2,3) in sequence.
regarding the palm locations (8,9) im not sure if the area would be sensitive enough. i do alot of rough manual labor so im hesitant on #9. #8 sould go in on the side and be out of the way. only thing is, there's a large vein close to it and it rather not open it.
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Be very careful with multiple magnets in close proximity. Magnets don't tend to migrate much in the finger (the skin seems more firmly attached to the layer below and doesn't allow for much migration), but if they get too close together, they can attract one another and cause permanent pinching of the tissue between. Best case scenario then would just be constant pain, worst case would be tissue necrosis because of blocked blood flow.
I like #9 alot. In the past, I'd have thought the area would be unpleasant, but as the magnet implant site "matures", pressure on the area becomes far less bothersome, at least in my case. Might have to try #9 myself. It will likely be less sensitive than one in a finger, but I suspect it would still work there.
if i keep all magnets on the right side of each finger i think that should be enough space to stop dangerous amounts of attraction.
i think ill start with just the fingertips and maybe 8, then try 3 or 6
again, it all depends on the coating. with hotglue ive got the size of the implant about 1.7-2X bigger then the actual magnet. once my silicone gets here ill try it too and then maybe some sugru. im mainly just curious as to how tough all the different coatings are.
It's great that you're willing to Guinea pig coatings and no doubt something will turn up but you're talking about material that's already proven BAD.
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im going to try 2 different silicone coatings and attempt to coat one in gold. again, ill see how all of them look/ test the durability of them before sticking anything in my skin.
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@JohnDoe the size doesn't sound like it would be... impossible >~>... but that's getting pretty big. Remember the larger the magnet, the more surface area leverage works against it if it is impacted under force, the less efficiency you get from volumetric expansion, and the more blood flow you are stopping.
What I would be worried about is in the palm, there's a lot of movement and systems going on there.
Look at all those creases in your hand, on your palm. I'm no @Cassox, but I'm pretty sure if you stick a rock under one of those it will at the absolute least cause impeded movement, discomfort, and/or tissue damage. It's also an extremely high traffic area, at least in my life experiences. You're also extremely close to tendons, depending where. So many more variables than the finger. >~<
I don't know enough about anatomy to declare, but my two cents would be if it's possible to put somewhere safer, would really suggest it. ^^