Magnetic Drill Bit Holder – Three Quick Ways To Use A Magnet!
Do you misplace, lose, or fiddle around trying to find your different drill bits?
Do you misplace, lose, or fiddle around trying to find your different drill bits?
In a modern-day kitchen, built-in appliances are a very popular choice, allowing things such as your fridge and freezer to be hidden away behind cupboard doors.
There is no limit to how you can use magnets, this especially comes in handy when we hear from customers with unusual applications. Our sales team recently dealt with a customer who was looking for a way to secure their motorcycle parcel rack to their motorcycle.
The majority of your walls are made up of drywall/plasterboard, which can easily crumble and is unable to support heavy weight, this is why it’s essential to locate a stud before hanging anything heavy on your walls.
Planning a bonfire? Or do you have a small fireplace or log burner in your home? If so, this magnetic stove wand can make cleaning out ferrous items such as metal shavings & screws a lot less hassle, and prevents you from getting your hands dirty!
Each month we receive various emails from our customers demonstrating the use of our magnets. Recently we have been receiving more stories about customers using our magnets in various modes of transport and in this particular case, a canal boat!
Have you ever seen a problem that you immediately wanted to solve? Or maybe you have started to think of a way to adapt an idea? Well one customer, Steven, saw an issue and immediately knew how magnets could provide the solution.
The use of magnets does not need to be complicated. In fact, some of the simple ideas are the best ones! Recently we helped a customer with a simple home DIY trick for their tumble dryer door.