Magnetic Gluing Jig - Convenient 10-1/4 Inch Square Design for Effortless Bonding Review

I hesitated for several months about buying it because of the price. I finally broke down and got it. It is excellent! The magnets are strong and hold well. They can be shifted fairly easily to get a close contact seam. I am very happy.

Really helps with structure building. WHEN USING ACC ADHESIVES, you can use some paper to prevent your work from sticking to the tool. (I learned this the hard way!). i love the tool Magnets are STRONG

This tool makes putting a dollhouse together a lot easier. I've never managed to get the parts to stick together with tape or a clip at exactly the right angle. With this board I can glue, level and move on to something else while the pieces dry. Makes the process fun and easy (well, easier)

This little magnetic lure worked for me. I suggest having some extra magnets if using it for small items like me. With additional magnets I was able to glue several dollhouse items at once. Be careful with the edges, they are sharp. I would recommend supervision if children use it.

magnetic steel is only glued on one side which makes magnets not easy to stay flat/flush (cannot depend on angle when applied to metal) or in a vertical Angles of 90 degree position and they are too strong for small wooden parts. Essentially a very expensive steel box with magnets that I bought separately.

I have two of these and they work great. I made 16 tiered plexiglass shelves (5 pieces of 24" plexiglass and two tiers) and used them on each end (plus some tape along the joints) to hold the plexiglass strips in place to make four 90 degree joints to obtain. I have a number of wood and plexiglass projects planned where these jigs will find wide use and will make assembly much easier.

Despite other reviews, I'll put the product first. Maybe it was a manufacturing issue causing problems that other people were having. But no, the other reviews were correct - none of the angles are 90%. Then, as if that wasn't enough, I must have gotten a used one (which was returned) because one of the magnetic covers was "glued" to the base (fu). It looks glued on. I tried removing it with acetone but it still wouldn't come off. Instead, I asked a neighbor to build me a box that was straight…

Very flexible workspace. I built two kits for my N Gauge layout, the Atlas Roundhouse and the Walters Energy Company. Large parts had to be glued together during the assembly process. The magnets are very strong and I was able to hold large parts at right angles by gluing them together. I've tried other right angle clamps before but they never worked, held large parts at different angles, this worked. A variety of brackets other than right angles are easy to implement with a little imagination.