How to MAGNETIZE Screwdrivers Bits & Tools INSTANTLY

[@SilverCymbal]

Thanks for watching - *Please LIKE & SUBSCRIBE* / Magnetizer here: amzn.to/3Fx20sf

[@sir_iosis6760]

Ohhhh yeahhh you magnetize that sheeet slow and hard my brutha! 🤣🤣🤣 all this video needed was 70s porn music

[@keliweisgerber3896]

Wood Prix has a very large project base.

[@garya3056]

You have an imposter on your channel comments 👇.

[@simplesimon755]

At the risk of being redundant with the other comments, your channel is the best. I always check it out the moment I get a notification because I know you're not going to waste my time and you'll always have info about something that will help me out or at least educate me. This simple tool is definitely one I'm adding to my shopping cart so I can stop favoring my one magnetized screwdriver and actually use everything I have without thinking about it. Thanks for the great videos.

[@SilverCymbal]

I appreciate that! Glad you enjoy the videos, thank you.

[@vivian9803]

I just use a regular magnet to magnetize my screwdrivers but that is a cool tool!

[@ztechrepairs]

Same

[@spacecowboy3095]

This dude is making something so simple too complicated. Running a magnet down on the shaft of a screwdriver several times works like a charm as most people know.

[@KvenKing]

but it DoeSN't hAVE THE RiDgEs!

[@theskateboardfan]

So line up the magnets the way the device does?

[@vivian9803]

@@theskateboardfan you rub a magnet down the tip of the screwdriver several times, in one direction only, and it magnetizes it. Works very well!

[@asd67lkj]

Thank you. Bought one of those magnifiers this week. So good to see that they work as promised. I note your point about the screwdriver not being a permanent magnet.

[@martyjosephson4937]

Very cool tool, been using this for about 10 years now still works great.

[@MyBiPolarBearMax]

I was literally about to buy magnetized screwdrivers but i was pretty sure there was a way to magnetize my set. I love your channel man, everything is so helpful, its like a compilation of all the “handyman tips and tricks that arent cheap shortcuts” you could get from a *really* knowledgeable relative but i never had one lol. Keep up the amazing work - this will be like the third thing ive bought because you recommended it

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you very much!

[@Danp1121]

Another product discovered and purchased because of your excellent channel. Keep up the great work!

[@ultimatefishkeeping]

I know I have seen this video before. However it is a cool video and I am happy to watch it again!

[@RG-wy1ol]

I've seen these in the parts store now I know it's a must buy thanks for making this video 👍🏽👍🏽

[@Barod52]

That's awesome. Bought a three pack to give to my dad and neighbor and one for myself.

[@joelrolo1915]

I wish I had a good enough relationship with my neighbors to give them gifts without it being awkward

[@gaveintothedarkness]

This is pretty cool. Another cheap way is if you have those small neodymium magnets lying around. I just stick one to the shaft of the tool and there is enough magnetism to work.

[@bongo4unme]

Yep! If you also have access to a random speaker with a magnet, it also works great.

[@asd67lkj]

Yes, have tried that a few times , but wanted a magnetised driver when away from my shop...

[@munozinni]

Hello señor silver cymbal… that’s a great tool to have you always have the fun of testing some amazing tools…keep up the great work 😃

[@hksoundpro]

I use a solenoid switch to connect a large battery to some high temperature 12 gauge wire that's wrapped double around the screwdriver shaft. Great for re-energizing the neodymium button magnets in my 35 year-old Snap-On ratcheting screwdrivers . A couple of 10 second blasts & the magnets are good for another few years. The small recharging magnets are fine for regular screwdriver shafts, but lack the energy to remagnetize neodymium slugs.

[@THEL0G1CAL1]

I use an old solenoid from a copier and zap for about 3 seconds with 120 AC. I have found that the tool is great when you dont have a solenoid, but the magnetism seems to last longer when energized by a solenoid.

[@evanstedman7405]

The steps in the demagnetisation slot have no effect on the demagnetisation. They are just a fancy feature that helps you to identify the demagnetising slot in low/no visibility situations. Also there are actually two versions of this tool and they are not interchangeable. The same tool that magnetised a screwdriver can demagnetise that screwdriver but it cannot demagnetise a screwdriver magnetised with the other version of the tool. A good video that demonstrates how this effect works and shows what I was describing: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJLdgIWddtZ4i8U

[@scottwilkins]

Those type of magnetizers have been around for decades. Radio Shack, when they were around, sold a very simple one.

[@AveiroDan]

Cool! I’m picking up a 3 pack!

[@SilverCymbal]

They are amazing little things. I appreciate your trust in my videos

[@danielmata3083]

This is the tool for which I have been looking. Thank you! I just ordered it from your link

[@ArsenicShooter]

I just have a very small neodymium magnet at the base of the screwdriver. To remove the magnetic field, just tap one time with a hammer on the magnet and it won’t be magnetic anymore. Old school works great 👍

[@Aerialphotovito]

WOW! That is impressive Silver, Thanks as always and Happy New Year

[@thomasrossi31]

Ordered one through your link. Thanks.

[@15Kilo]

Pretty cool!

[@shadowbanned5164]

1:18 "FOR THE BEST RESULTS MAKE SURE YOU ARE INSERTING YOUR TOOL ALL THE WAY IN AND OUT AND MAINTAIN A SLOWER SPEED" this is good advice for any man to pay attention to.

[@theinfluencer5419]

Yup. I have been doing this for years and always love the results

[@1200sbeemer]

I’ve been having one of those for years and it works great.

[@RixtronixLAB]

Vote up, nice video clip, thanks for sharing it :)

[@fuyu5979]

Fantastic info n advice ! Always find ur vids very helpful. Anticipating ur next one. Kudos

[@col_rod]

Wow just simply wow! great info!

[@tubeDude48]

Yup! Have one.

[@Vuongiam]

You should use longer screw for door laches. That way, the screw holds onto the frame.

[@someperson7]

The demagnetizer is what makes this good. Some electronics don't like magnets so much.

[@SilverCymbal]

100% I really should have mentioned that. It's very cool to be able to go back and forth when you need to so easily

[@kingphilt]

The magnet of a car speaker works great. Or any speaker. And you can demag it too if needed.

[@christophersummers1939]

nice. now i know what i'm using the amazon gc i got for x-mas for

[@THEL0G1CAL1]

I use an old solenoid from a copier and zap for about 3 seconds with 120 AC. I have found that the tool is great when you dont have a solenoid, but the magnetism seems to last longer when energized by a solenoid.

[@user-NELZZ]

I've been magnetising screwdrivers for 45 years by winding wire as you show, then stroking the wire ends on my car battery. The screwdriver remains magnetised. Thanks for the video.

[@parecearabe]

I've had one similar to this one for years but I never thought to magnetize screw driver bits (duh) thanks for the video. I might just go ahead and pick up a few more of these and run a lanyard through them.

[@kikar92]

Great idea

[@fhurqaan]

I just stick a neodymium magnet on the screwdriver....Works like a charm.

[@kltoybox]

Brooooo this is so cool! Simple yet effective!

[@Germannunez1]

It’s excellent pice of equipment helps a lot

[@yell0wberry]

That is so cool, I figure in about another 10 years, there will be a tool similar to that way you can stick your member through a couple of times to be fertile and do the same thing on the other end to be unfertile

[@flatulent-1]

Just don't tell your wife.

[@yell0wberry]

@@flatulent-1 😮

[@cherylskates]

Awesome! Got to buy one!! 😊👍

[@larryferguson3387]

Cool dude!

[@MySickstring]

Or use a fridge magnet along the shaft of your screwdriver.

[@tkjho]

The 2 magnets inside the tool, are they in attraction or repulsion mode?

[@keithlyding]

Take a 500 ft spool of thhn and stick each end of the spool into an outlet (hot and neutral). Then put your screwdriver inside the center of the spool. One side will magnetize and the other will demagnetize (or swap polarity).

[@Ranger_1349]

Instantly bought

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you, but even if you don't buy anything I appreciate you watching the video

[@Ranger_1349]

Ive really appreciate you’re videos. Have been following for years- since you recommended tenacity. Thanks for sharing

[@YukonHawk1]

So very cool

[@rwk673]

I’ve been magnetizing screwdrivers using wire and a car battery for years. Car mechanics have known this forever

[@400080vikkash]

If you use like 20 or smaller awg wire you can wrap it hundreds of times and touch the two ends to a car battery it'll spark but do it couple time and it'll make it magnetic but not permanent tho.

[@Layarion]

wait, i thought you only got perm magnets but letting hot metal set while it's magnetized? so how does this do it?

[@chrisgreen177]

Just strike the screwdriver shank against another piece of metal 10-30 times. That will magnetize your screwdriver as well.

[@tedhicks5431]

I have one of those but can't remember where it's at.

[@theeapco]

Slick!

[@rbunpat]

free tech tip:those ridges does nothing

[@rickprusak9326]

Can you buy this at Harbor Freight or Menards?

[@petersymons7817]

Thank u

[@Pillowtap]

I'm going to magnetize my "screwdriver"

[@mikecon7634]

Thumbs up!

[@MO_AUB]

Easy way ❌ Hard Way✅

[@SilverCymbal]

There is no denying that electromagnets are a lot of fun

[@myluvgobangbang]

My wife likes this

[@jimmieroan9881]

or you could just use the two small opposing magnets held together with a rubber band or cord that we've had around for the last 30-40yrs, i run across one every so often in my junk drawers or tool box because i have had so many over the years, someone used to give them away years ago as a promotion.

[@efperel]

Put it into mains for a fun easter egg

[@SilverCymbal]

That's one trick I haven't tried!

[@derekclaycomb9400]

@@SilverCymbal If you try it watch your resistance (as you know more is better) to keep the current level down. Maybe a replacement male plug end.

[@HectorPerez-tb8hn]

I like it

[@danny_dan4323]

Protip: Those ridges actually mean nothing! The demagnetizing process does not involve those ridges in any way, and it's actually unclear why they were even added in the first place.

[@genghischuan4886]

yeah thrust that drive in and out of that box

[@DivinityIsPurity]

So I magnetize and demagnetize my pen0r each time I swap holes?

[@dumpsterfire6351]

Just swipe screwdriver on large magnet 3-4 times done

[@manuel_diaz7253]

So the screwdriver becomes an inductor?

[@alvindanica]

you dont need to buy anything really, just look for any magnet in your house then rub 10-15x (depends on you) your screwdriver clockwise or counter clockwise and viola! your screwdriver is MAGNETIZED!

[@rogerandlyndabeall3840]

Just drag the screwdriver across any magnet works better

[@SilverCymbal]

I think you will find that it works, but unless its very large it won't be better since it only gets one side and there is no ability to demag if you want. These last virtually forever and are so cheap its tough to not have one in your box.

[@RhizometricReality]

Kids discovering this tool lol. The steps are for climbing the driver up, there's one magnetic under and these steps reflect differences in field

[@inigomontoya619]

For SCIENCE!!

[@KamrynSayWhaaattt]

I bought a magnetised screwdriver set and a few years ago, they became demagnetised.

[@MrBlaq]

Someone has been watching Action Lab videos

[@SilverCymbal]

That's a compliment, he is awesome

[@TeamFish15]

My question is, why do they still even make slot head screws? They’re such a pain.

[@chazM6116]

just put a small neodymium magnet on the shaft

[@arthilliker3721]

Always put your tool all the way in the hole or, it's just not the same if you don't. You'll notice the difference right away....

[@acwright]

I tried this with the wrong screwdriver...

[@jebronekitty]

Can I magnetize my finger

[@cwcole]

I have been using old hard drive magnets. They work well, but no way to demagnetize.

[@krogersucks45]

You can just use a regular magnet and get the same result

[@III-zy5jf]

Those ridges do absolutely nothing. Inside the tool is magnets with poles facing two directions.

[@RuhRohRaggie069]

Well true it may not stay magnetized FOR EVER but it could last up to 6 months or more coil the (screwdriver knife sharpening steal or what ever u want magnetized ) with copper wire pop the hood on vehicle arc it off 2-3 times ur magnetized for months & months my dad showed me when I was kid been doing 40 years

[@yeeeehaaawbuddy]

If you don't have one of these things, you could just attach a magnet to your screwdriver and leave it attached.

[@archivushka]

I have a little magnet on screwdriver

[@Motocicleiros]

Don't need all this tech hocus-pocus. Just rub a magnet on the screwdriver shaft and it will be instantly magnetized. I knew this since I was a kid.

[@tdanger68]

Not quite an accurate title for the video. I use titanium screwdrivers, hex keys and torx drivers to service MRI scanners.. Nothing magnetic or paramagnetic is allowed as it could be lethal

[@SilverCymbal]

Yes the medical world. The only place where a wrench costs $1,200 from Imprex. I built a couple of MRI rooms, crazy memories of copper clad walls & safety videos what happens when a wrench on a rope gets near an MRI.

[@garya3056]

Pretty cool. That reminds me of a girl I dated in high school… who…umm….never mind! 🙄

[@foureyedchick]

One method for magnetizing a screwdriver is to rub it against the back of a speaker.

[@Bigshoots86]

I have a bunch of electric Motors torn apart I can do this with

[@destinycaptain247]

Wow…

[@josevega7680]

That's what she said

[@petergplus6667]

Great tip: go out and buy a magnetizer....yeah. in these things there are only 2 cheap magnets, this should be doable without buying anything.

[@sealand000]

I stick a magnet to the screwdriver when I need to make it magnetic.

[@fmaz1952]

Or just rub any rare earth magnet by rubbing it the same way 6-12 times.

[@CoMmAnDrX]

This video needs more Giggity

[@j2151law]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Peter_Riis_DK]

Contact with the ridges has no impact on the outcome.

[@daraabramabram7483]

Just buy the magnetic screwdriver pretty simple

[@tamaskajfis3649]

Good good, but i did this with a single magnet

[@FluidityFPV]

could just use a normal magnet but ok