🧲 Magnetic Countersunk Eyebolt: Efficient Workplace Pulling Solution Review

The first hook I assembled couldn't even hold two sheets of paper on the fridge. Everything else worked great and held stacks of thick, heavy paper. One of the magnets was broken into pieces and I had to scrape the sharp pieces off the other magnets. The third had a tire but no bolt or washer. Three out of ten turned out to be unusable, so keep in mind you don't know how many of those will arrive safely. Not worth the hassle of sending it back. I don't recommend them.

I use these on my oil filters (on the outside of course) to get any metal fragments out that the filter lets through. They are good for this job and for storing tools in the closet when you need more storage. The finish is excellent, no rust for those who have already bought a cheaper option. Be careful, this is not a toy, so watch your fingers. He has the ability to crush your finger if he jumps onto another magnet while you're not careful. Always treat them with respect and safety concerns.

This is a better balance than the one I bought at £22. However, this requires attaching an eyelet with a screw on the fixed/magnetic side and an eyelet on the other side. I like the threaded hook style magnet base that only comes in two pieces instead of three. You can remove the hook and leave the magnet on the surface without the hook sticking out. This EYELET design does not allow you to remove the eyelet like a hook. But overall nice. It would just be a welcome design; Magnetic base with…

Received the first batch, tried and loved. Second package ordered, no success. The four magnets have no screw recess so the screw is not countersunk and is not flush and does not make full contact and also can gouge any surface it is on. Another issue is that lock washers were not included in the kit. The first batch came with lock washers. Without lock washers, the small handle of the eyebolt can loosen. I have made changes and will keep them, but be aware that if you order them you can keep…

I bought it extra so the car cover won't be blown away by strong winds. I used to work with earth magnets when setting up a grill, but honestly I was scared of them. You don't want your fingers caught between these bad daddies trying to meet. They come with a kind of handle that I really like. One of them didn't spin properly so I got 5 for my car. They're strong, but not as strong as others I've had. What you need to do when using them for things you don't want to scratch is put some pads on…