Pack Of 12 MIKEDE Neodymium Bar Magnets - Strong Rare Earth Metal Magnets With Double-Sided Adhesive - 60 X 10 X 3 Mm Size Review

Magnets are strong, yes, but only at close range. This makes them useless for projects where you may have any significant material between the magnet and the object you wish to attract.Let's say you want to make a knife holder and put the magnet behind the wood. Won't work unless you are using something like 1/8 ply.Let's say you take a router and cut a grove in a chunk of wood and embed the magnet flush, then these are perfect but you can see the magnet.Remember these are magnets, not…

Right Handling is very important! I used these to place my knives on the side of my refrigerator. Worked great! Important - just as others have said in their reviews - you must carefully slide one at a time from it's stack, they have spacers between them so if you slide them, they come apart safely. (See my pictures, I show the spacer in one of the photos). Don't place them where they will want to snap back to each other AND don't let your finger tips get in the way!The adhesive really should…

I use these around the workshop as temporary tool holders for quick access. They are nice as a strip for that extra surface area, but that is a blessing and a curse. If they snap together really fast neodymium magnets are very brittle by nature and I cracked several.This is user error that caused them to break, but their longer profile makes them much more fragile than the disc-shaped ones. Just handle with care and they will serve you well.

These initially seem very small but they seem to be very strong for what I’m using them for. Glad I bought them Thanks for attention!

I don't know what these other people are smoking that say these magnets are "STRONG" in all capitals. I was planning on using these on the bottom of my oil pan (purchased a new one since the one on my car has a dent) but after attaching them to the bottom and using some metal nail clippers on the other side to see how strong it was, I could barely feel the magnetic pull. The oil pan is only about the thickness of a quarter so it's not even super thick material or anything. I stuck about 5-6 of…

These magnets are great, but having a very strong pull and can break easily. Try to be really gentle with them or they will snap together and break

I used them to hang up clear plastic curtains on my opened garage to block the flies during a gathering. They were very strong and worked beautifully.but be careful they are fragile if dropped.I'm happy with my purchase though.

I promise they will be strong enough for what you need. At least for the size of them. I don’t really use the adhesive strips but as long as you’re not trying to pull 2 magnets apart while ones stuck to something then you’ll be fine.

I use these in several 3D printed designs to adhere parts to metal surfaces. These have functioned perfectly for those purposes. If you want something that has greater 'Adhesion', try the 5mm thick version. I use both the 3mm and the 5mm thick ones in my designs and I have placed multiple orders. All have arrived quickly and worked perfectly. Like all Neodymium magnets, they are a little brittle so don't allow them the snap together as they tend to shatter when that happens.

Used them to hold up my bed sham from hitting the floor. We have had several friends who tripped on the sham on the floor. Use the magnets on metal bed frame to hold the shams up.

Man these things are pretty strong. I am very impressed with them and they worked for what I needed. I didn't test how good the adhesive was, but I was using it on a magnetic surface so didn't need it!

When it's over 80 degrees they don't stick and fall down they hold alot are strong just don't stick in high heat Magnetic force can interfere with communication devices and electronic equipment.

These are exactly what I was hoping they'd be. They are those super strong magnets that defy physics. But know this, they are brittle if you clank them together. I'm not saying that they'll just break for no reason, but if you let the pull into each other they can crack and break in half or into chunks. With that said, as long as you handle them with caution they'll do an excellent job.

Added these to our combo crescent/valve wrenches we use in the plant to keep them close by while performing tasks without fear of knocking it off or having to chase after it. Only problem now is we find the wrenches all over the place because guys forget them stuck to nearby surfaces.

These are indeed very strong magnets. I had trouble getting them apart (and be careful, they pinch). However, when they attract and come together, at least as a group, they literally shatter into tiny sharp pieces. If you're very careful and get them separated, two function fairly well but don't let them bond with the stack or you'll have sharp shards everywhere.

I have used these to hang screwdrivers, shears, blades, etc.but never realized until last week that it solved my broken latch problem on my front loaded Frigidaire clothes dryer.

I was hoping to use them for my kitchen knives in the motorhome. I cleaned the spot where I wanted them to go and put them up. In the morning they had fallen off the wall. Since I hadn't used all the adhesive pads I went through it again.same result. The magnets hold well, but the adhesive strips don't do their part. It may be the surface I certainly could be the type of surface I put them on. I will be trying a different adhesive pad as my problem isn't the magnets themselves.

I don’t know what happened but all of the adhesive wrap was taken off of most of them, I don’t know if it was a used product and resent out to me, they were stuck together by the adhesive, when I finally got one off it snapped right back and broke I know it wasn’t expensive but it could have been at least wrapped in plastic so I wouldn’t have to struggle to get them apart.

The magnet worked great and was strong enough to hold up the lightweight picture frame I was trying to use it for. I hung it on my refrigerator and overnight it fell and broke bc the sticky 3M backing had come undone. What was strange was that it a thin layer was still stuck to the frame so the issue wasn't the adhesion to the magnet or the frame it was the sticky pad itself. Not really fair to blame the seller for a 3M problem unless they are just really super old and not under warranty? If I…

These Magnets are too strong for the adhesive tape provided. When you add the adhesive to the magnets and curtain, it does not stay unto the fabric; if you pull the curtain, the magnet and tape adhesive detach from the curtain. Waste Of Money. So wish i can return this!