Mag Switch Magnets

[@carlford5287]

Nice video George! I like the different uses for these magnets! Thank you for posting!!

[@897473]

As mentioned, I bought the first set mostly out of curiosity. I 'm continually finding new ways to use these. Probably won't be doing anymore single videos on the magnets, but from time to time you'll see me using them in upcoming videos. Thanks for viewing. George

[@mtrltoolman]

Beautiful and useful magnets.

[@897473]

Yes they are. Your interest in tools and such, you may want to visit their web site. Amazing videos about how the large industrial magnets are being used.

[@dragonsheadforge3652]

Thank you George. I have been fighting with wedge magenets for years, have seen these at a friends machine shop but his were cost prohibitive, the ones you are showing are much more affordable.

[@897473]

I think you'll like them. Be sure to shop around. Of the three set I have, each set has been ordered from a different place. In your line of work, you'll appreciate their web site. These people are really into magnets. magswitch.com/

[@behemothinferno]

Did you ever consider buying a pair of the 1000 lb models or have you found your collection sufficiently powerful for your needs?

[@DXT61]

I also use them to hold my vise to my drill press table. My table does not have holes and C clamps have to be adjusted. I just use two 400s and turn them on and my vise doesn't move drilling holes.

[@897473]

Thanks for commenting. I too keep finding more ways to use them. George

[@rrmerlin3402]

Yes, the magnets look very useful and more George tips and methods would be great. How strong are they ?

[@897473]

The magnets are listed at 165, 400 and 600. The numbers are listed as "pull". I really don't know what that means. I'm sure that the 165 is NOT going to pick up 165 pounds. Thanks for the question, in the next video I will give a visual of trying to move each of the magnets by hand.

[@clarkmarkey1498]

Those things are great!

[@897473]

Yes, they are special. You might take a look at their web site and see some of the videos in heavy industry. magswitch.com/

[@897473]

Yes, they are special. You might take a look at their web site and see some of the videos in heavy industry. magswitch.com/

[@ironhead65]

I liked the video, thank you for sharing!

[@897473]

Appreciate your vowing.

[@rlsimpso]

Those look useful. I see them in the catalogs frequently. Have you tried using one as a length stop on the shear? I am wonder if one would hold well enough for repeatable parts.

[@897473]

I haven't used them for exactly that. I bought the first small set and they work well for lighter work. But quickly saw that I needed something stronger. Check out the magswitch.com web site. They have magnets for almost anything that you could imagine.

[@davidwellenstein2381]

Very clever uses....more please. The y

[@897473]

Probably put something up in the next month. In the meantime, check out magswitch.com They have some fantastic videos. I found the site a little confusing to navigate, but. absolutely amazing what they are doing with magnets.

[@FilmFactry]

Very clever, Thanks!

[@897473]

Thanks for the "clever:. I don't feel very clever. I just keep trying new ways until I find something that works.

[@Pete.Ty1]

😊👍

[@897473]

Thanks Pete!