✨ Permanent Neodymium Countersunk Magnets by DIYMAG Review

Bought these to have in the store for general use e.g. I'm on a hidden camera. They are so strong that I am constantly trying to control them. I have a hard time separating them from the stack, and if one of them gets near anything metallic, it shuts down and runs in that direction. Don't even think about using these magnets without thick gloves. You must be hurt. I wouldn't even consider using them as cabinet locks. Every time I want to open a closet door locked with these things, I would have

I ordered a couple of these and only one broke so it's pretty good. There's nothing better than these magnets for displaying swords and knives, and using magnets makes your displays far more flexible than other methods. However, I had a problem with two large medallions. The magnetic poles are not front to back or back to front as I thought, but left to right. I glued the large washers to the 5" lockets and then screwed the magnets to the wall. When I attached the lockets to the magnets, they…

I use these magnets for many things. I bought a cheap towel rack and modified it to attach to my fridge with these magnets. I use these magnets to attach steel extensions to my steel tables. Just don't let them fall on top of each other and keep them away from hard drives. For some applications it makes sense to have opposite polarity magnets so they can attract each other. The countersunk hole in the center of the magnets is great for screwing into things, but makes polarity relevant. When you