Welcome to the channel. See we got some funer going to be setting up some magnets for magnet fishing. We got two more magnets. These ones are the flat ones. So when you're dragging it, it's flat. Our old ones are kind of like this here. We're kind of, oh, kind of bobs up and down. And when you're dragging it, it kind of drags on the side. So we're going to try these flat ones to see how they work out. But we like to plastic dip the magnets. Just give them kind of a coating and so they don't get war off too much. And it kind of makes it a little bit easier to clean and everything. So let me get some of this stuff out of the way and I'll show you how we're going to do that. Alright, we got the plastic dip. We got the color black. And we actually can't use this. Can't to dunk it because it kind of makes it hard when it's magnetic. So we got a little tubber. And what we'll do is we'll pour this in the tubber and then we'll dunk our magnet. And we'll show you. Let's open this up. I'm doing this inside. You should probably do this outside. The stuff does have a strong, strong smell to it. Alright. Just kind of dump it all in this little tubber here. So we got it in there. We're just going to take our magnet and kind of dunk it in there. Make sure we get it. I'm not too worried about the hook part. Kind of let some of this extra drip off here. And I don't know how many coats we'll do. Maybe two. We'll see. So then I got a couple little sticks here. Just to put this through. To hold it and then just got a little thing here. I'll hold it. But let me let that one dry and we'll do one more coat and we'll be right back. Alright, this the next day. This thing is dry. We ended up doing a second coat. A little bit of caution. We're doing two magnets. Don't have them too close together. We thought we had them far enough apart but ended up getting sucked together and didn't kind of a pain to get a give them apart. And didn't get as smooth as we'd like but still worked out pretty good. Looks pretty good here. So the next step. We got some cord here. We got a hundred feet per cord. So we're going to do 50 feet per magnet. And I'll show you the knot. I like to use here. So you take it, double it up. So it looks like that. And I'm not sure the name of this knot. So you go through. And then wrap it around like you're going to. Like you're going to tie a knot. Like this. And then with this loop, pull the magnet through. And then you can not get this tightened up. So just like that. And then what I like to do is I'll kind of tie this off a couple times. Just to be safe. And then I'll cut it. And then I'll usually wrap this with like an actual tape. Just so like you don't got a string getting caught on anything. Like cut off all the excess. Wrap it up. So it doesn't get caught. So yeah, that's pretty simple. So what I like to do is these are for the kids. So I got a clip. And then I'll do the same knot once I measure out the 50 feet. I'll do the same knot on the end of this clip. And then that way they can clip it to them. So when they go to throw the magnet out, they don't forget to hang on to the cord. And there's the magnet. So that's what the clips are for. You don't have to have the clips. So you can just put it on the end and have them put it through the wrist too. Just because you know, when you get excited, throw that magnet out trying to find something. And you forget to hold on to the other end. It's kind of a pain. But yeah, so quick and simple, little magnet setup. And you don't have to plassy dip it. I do it just because it is a little easier to clean. I find. And when you're rubbing, you know, sand and rocks all day, like metal and this stuff, when this gets old, you can just re-dip it and kind of mix it look cool too. But yeah, so that's it. It's a quick little video. If you like this kind of content, make sure you subscribe, hit that thumbs up. It helps a lot. And hit that notification bell so you don't find the next one. Thanks for watching. Bye.