Metal can be melted using magnets through a process called induction heating. An alternating electric current flows through a coil, creating a rapidly changing magnetic field. When a metal is placed inside this field, eddy currents are induced within the metal. These eddy currents flow through the metal’s resistance, generating heat. If the current is strong enough, the heat becomes sufficient to melt the metal, all without directly touching it. This method is fast, efficient, and precise, which