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Levitation and Centering: Larger wafers tend to naturally align themselves in the magnetic field, floating and settling precisely in the center of the magnet arrangement. The piece's edges often align with the lines between magnets, illustrating the magnetic fields' guiding influence.
Fragility and Handling: Certain thin, delicate wafers are fragile and require careful handling to prevent breaking or popping off during placement.
Shape and Size Effects: Smaller pieces, like tiny rounds or rings, also levitate effectively but tend to lock onto the magnetic field lines, often anchoring themselves at specific points within the magnetic array.