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Cybertruck steel is magnetic! Thanks Kim Java

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Brandon2 years ago

@ItsKimJava Yes it is

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Greggertruck2 years ago

@ItsKimJava Flex with a flex!

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Wes2 years ago

@ItsKimJava Martensitic stainless is a bit magnetic. Additionally (for some of the panels) there is a low carbon steel bonded behind it, which is quite magnetic. Low carbon steel is used for attachment as it's much easier to stamp to complex geometry that mates to the underlying castings

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Greggertruck2 years ago

@ItsKimJava I wonder if I can indeed put large magnets on Cybertruck for my business? Love to be able to remove them when I don’t wanna be driving the advertisement of the century.

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Earl2 years ago

@ItsKimJava Isn't the magnet magnetic?

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Greggertruck2 years ago

@ItsKimJava

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Phil Trubey2 years ago

@ItsKimJava Just gotta be pedantic about his remark that “there’s iron in it”. All steel has iron, that’s the major element by far in all steel. But different iron alloys have varying amounts of magnetism.

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bittermelon2 years ago

@ItsKimJava someone is going to cover their's in fridge magnets...

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OmIAm2 years ago

@ItsKimJava "It's got some iron content to it." How to let us you know nothing about stainless steel.

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Gort2 years ago

@bradsferguson @ItsKimJava So … in theory … I could keep my @live_munro magnetic Cybertruck bottle opener on the side of my Cybertruck

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Greggertruck2 years ago

@bradsferguson @ItsKimJava @live_munro Inception

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