Hi guys, Paul here. As you’ve probably guessed by now, I’m a big fan of free energy, so when I heard about Magniwork, I was naturally pretty excited. Now, for those of you who haven’t heard of Magniwork, it’s a course containing an ebook that teaches you how to build your own DIY free energy home generator.

Magniwork claims that you can build the generator for under $200, which is a mere fraction of the $2000+ price that you would have to pay to get a local engingeer to do it. Furthermore, you can build them with readily available materials, and tools that you are likely to have already. They also claim that they provide detailed and easy to follow instructions, as well as professional diagrams. Finally, as can be expected of a sustainable energy product, they claim to be environmentally friendly. Let’s see if they live up to this, shall we?

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How Much Does It Cost To Build These Things?

The first claim they make is that you can build the permanent magnetic generator for under $200. Assuming you could even find an engineer knowledgeable about the technology, it would cost you thousands of dollars to get one professionally built.  Can you really save that much money and build one for under $200 yourself?

Well, in a word, yes. Building my generator cost me about $215, plus I had to buy a tool that broke on me. So all things told, just under $245. Minus the cost of the tool, it was only slightly over $200, and I live in a pretty big city so prices may be lower for you. The cost is far from prohibitive, especially considering that you pay it once, and it saves you money every month.

Verdict: Magniwork delivers on their claims regarding the cost of the project. At no point during the shopping process did I stop and think to myself “This is starting to get a bit too expensive.” Excellent start.

Readily Available Materials?

The next claim made is that everything can be built using easily obtainable materials and tools you are likely to have on hand. Overall I found that statement to be mostly true. The materials are definitely easily obtainable. Even people living in fairly remote towns should be able to get their hands on everything needed without much in the way of effort.

As far as tools go, the statement is true if you’re the handy or DIY type, but if you’re like me and you call a pro any time something goes wrong, you may need to buy a thing or two. I am a far cry from handy, and I had everything on hand, so odds are good that you’ll probably have most everything you need.

Verdict: Another claim fully delivered on by Magniwork. Even including my broken tool, getting the stuff together for this project was a breeze.

Let’s Get Down To Work!

OK, so we’ve got our materials together, time to get down to it. Magniwork claims that their instructions are easy to follow and of professional quality, so this should be easy, right?

Surprisingly, yes! I was pleasantly surprised by how simple it was to follow the manual.  Every step of the project is covered in enough detail to ensure that you get everything right, without overwhelming you with so much detail that you get lost. As someone who has read a LOT of how-to manuals, I have to say, this is one of the easiest and most straightforward guides I’ve seen.

As far as how long it all took, you might be thinking a month or two, right? Maybe longer? Nope. I did it in a week, successfully, and this is coming from a guy who has a hard time putting together furniture from Ikea. As I’m sure you can understand, I was thrilled. I’m a lot more used to buying things than building them, so for me, this was like climbing Everest.

Verdict: Amazing. 11 out of 10. 6 Stars out of a possible 5. Magniwork helped me harness my inner DIY-er and build something that I previously would have thought was impossible. Count me as a satisfied customer.

But Will It Save You Money?

After having the system hooked up for just over a month now (finished it a few days before putting up this website), I’ve noticed a decrease in my power consumption. Between my wife, my kids and I, our power usage is usually around 1050 kWh per month, according to our meter. Since installing the generator, it’s dropped to roughly 550 kWh. At this point I’m most likely going to do another generator setup to see if I can reduce it even further. As it is right now, the savings should pay for the project in 2 months or so, with any further savings as free money in the bank.

Verdict: Cutting your power bill by nearly half for $200 and a weekend’s work seems like a pretty good deal for me. Overall, I’d say Magniwork delivers on its promises. All of my power savings are going into my new “family cruise fund”, so I’m definitely glad I went through with this.

So Is Magniwork Right For You?

That’s a good question. To that I’d say if you’re the type who actually uses products they buy, and you don’t mind spending a bit of cash up front to save money every month, then yes, it’s probably for you. Magniwork is a great investment overall, a fun weekend project, and an excellent way to save on your power bill. If you’re looking for any or all of those things, then odds are good that Magniwork will make you as happy as it has made me.

Click here to download Magniwork and start your DIY magnetic generator project.

Solar power is a known quantity for most people, which makes them feel more comfortable about it.  Almost everyone has, at some point, owned something solar powered.  Even if they haven’t, they definitely know someone who has.  At the moment, solar is winning the popularity contest, but what real benefits does it offer?  Off the top of my head:

• Lightweight and compact
• Can store energy in batteries
• Excellent output in direct sunlight

Those are all pretty good, but what are the downsides of using a solar energy system?

• Fragile
• Once the batteries run out, you better hope it’s sunny
• Unless you live near the equator, winter puts a damper on things

So as you can see, solar energy is limited by the weather, storage capacity, and the fragility of the system.  What make a free energy home generator better?  Well…

• Not dependent on weather conditions
• Practically unlimited thoroughput
• Tough and resilient construction, even if you do it yourself
• Cheap to maintain

Of course, no system is perfect.  Even a permanent magnetic generator has its flaws, though in my opinion, they are outweighed by the positives (Which you probably guessed by that fact that this blog isn’t titled “home solar panels”).  So where are the cracks in the magnetic generator system?

• Bulky
• Can’t store electronics in the same room
• Can and will ruin your watch if you wear it while working on the generator

Nothing too heavy there.  As you can see, the benefits of using a free energy home generator make them the obvious choice, unless perhaps you live in an area that’s sunny all year round.  And even then, permanent magnetic generators make a great backup to a solar setup!  Until next time.

Free energy generators, also referred to as permanent magnet generators, work by harnessing magnetic energy in a permanent restorative loop.  What this means is that the magnetic generator is able to utilize the magnetic energy to create electricity, which then further increases the magnetic charge of the generator.  Effectively, this creates a feedback loop that means that a free energy generator can literally run forever, for free, just on its initial charge.

This is a great system for people who are looking to save money on their electrical bills and do their part to help the environment.  Since free energy generators do not require the sun or the wind to run, they will work for you no matter where you are, what time of day it is, and what the weather is like outside.

Now, are they right for you and your home?  Well, only you can really answer that question.  A permanent magnet generator is not free to build.  You’re looking at around a hundred dollars per generator, and depending on the size of your house, it may require more than one to produce the amount of power that you need.  That said, they are clean, efficient, and low cost, and can have a large impact on your electrical bill.  I’ll have more info on the benefits of a free energy home generator in the next article, so stay tuned.