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Hi Aimee,

Explora! in Albuquerque has a magnetic gear table. The gears themselves
are plastic with magnetic bases. A sheet of steel is mounted on a table.
  (Paulus did some work on it while we were there helping with their
opening.) I'm not sure where they got their gears from. A call over to
them could get you that answer.

Joe R
TheExhibitGuys.com

Aimee Espiritu wrote:

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> Greetings!
> We are looking for LARGE MAGNETIC GEARS made out of plastic preferably
> but metal is fine as well. Does anyone know where I could find a source
> for something like this?
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> Thanks,
>
> Aimee Espiritu
> Exhibit Development and Design
> Children's Museum of Snohomish County
> 3013 Colby Ave.
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