💪 Rare Earth Neodymium Magnets - Maximize Magnetic Power Review

So they are quite thin. Magnets themselves are strong when it comes to magnetism. I say this because I gave my nephew two to play with. He threw it against the wall, hoping to catch the metal parts. Unfortunately these two are broken. But there is no point deduction for that, because that was not their goal. I lined them up behind my bed as I hate drilling holes and they hold up great on the wall. These are not durable metals that can withstand heavy impact, so keep that in mind. Otherwise…

The level of what is considered "strong" depends on usage, so I compared this bar to 3 other magnets. First, these bars are so strong that I initially thought the spacer between them was some included tape that had melted or had the backing material removed. NO. After ripping them apart with a knife, I found that they were just incredibly strong. They are ideal for tools or knives. I plan to use them in my wooden notebooks for my notes. In the first picture: The vise shown weighs over 1 pound…

I bought these for a purpose that I hoped would work. We have several bookshelves and have long used large, thin pieces of acrylic to protect the books on the lower shelves from cats trying to mark their territory. I wanted something where I could attach a magnet to a bookshelf, a magnet to acrylic and have them glued together so the acrylic stays in place. They worked too well. I didn't realize how strong they were and that I had to keep them some distance apart while working with the four…