🟨 Magswitch MAGJIG 95: The Ultimate Magnetic Clamping Solution in Vibrant Yellow Review

This idea came to me from a WoodWorkWeb video where he used two of these tools to create a guardrail for his drill press. Colin Knecht recommended placing a piece of rubberized kitchen cabinetry under the magnets to keep them from moving when snapped into place. I haven't done it yet, but I will if I see the need. The magnets themselves are strong. We are looking for other uses for these wonderful things.

I mounted two of these magnetic switches in a simple piece of wood to serve as protection for my drill. Its downforce is impressive when the 'switch' is pressed, definitely enough to withstand any torque of a drilling operation. I think the borer will stop before it moves my fence. While using it, I zoom in on the fence's position and then press one of the switches to hold the overall position. Fine-tuning then becomes easy, as the free portion of the fence can be easily adjusted to precisely…

Are they powerful? Yes.very.but only in one direction.and you stand over him and try to pull him off the metal table. They are weak and give lateral pressure. They slide fairly easily even with two built into a simple jig. And that's the last thing you need with ANY type of precision gauge. Think about how your table saw slides as you cut through a piece of wood. And no, I didn't make a fence for a table saw. I'm just trying to give you a visual reference. Most of the things that we make as…