Mag-Maker lets you create custom-cut Magnetic or Magflex sheeting in the size and shape you need.
Both materials are adhesive-backed. Simply peel away the protective paper and apply the sheet to a clean, flat surface.
Mag-Maker is useful for movement trays, transport cases, shelves and miniature base bottoms. Larger pieces can be used to line storage or transport surfaces, while smaller pieces are ideal for individual bases and other hobby projects.
Looking for complete movement trays instead? Use the Movement Tray Maker (MTM) to build trays with Magnetic or Magflex inserts already included.
Need MDF or Acrylic bases rather than magnetic sheeting? Shape Maker can create those to your dimensions.
Points of note:
Larger Pieces: Pieces larger than A4 (210mm × 300mm) may require your order to be shipped rolled inside a tube or suitable box. I’ll choose the safest packing method for your order. If your sheet arrives rolled, lay it flat and place a heavy, flat weight over it for approximately 24 hours.
Quick compatibility guide
Magnetic Sheet:
Use with washers, ferrous/iron-based materials or Magflex Base Bottoms.
Magflex Sheet:
Use with Rare Earth Magnets or Magnetic Base Bottoms.
Both materials can work across a range of applications, but the guide above will give the best results in most situations.
If you’re unsure which material is right for your project, use the Contact Me button and I’ll help you choose.
More information
Magnetic Sheet (M): 0.9mm thick with a gloss brown finish.
Magnetic Sheet is magnetised and provides the strongest hold when used with ferrous/iron-based materials such as washers, or with Magflex Base Bottoms.
Because the sheet itself is magnetised, it has an invisible magnetic polarity grid across its surface. Small magnets and other magnetic materials can be pulled slightly into alignment with this grid.
For this reason, Magnetic Sheet is best when exact model positioning is not important, such as transporting miniatures on a tray.
Magflex Sheet (NM): 0.6mm thickness with a satin brown finish.
Magflex is not magnetised. Instead, it is an iron-infused flexible material that magnets will attract to.
Because Magflex has no magnetic polarity grid, models fitted with magnets can be positioned exactly where you want them without being pulled slightly out of place.
This makes Magflex the better choice for applications where precise positioning matters, such as Rank & File movement trays.
