Unleashing Magnetic Strength: Exploring the Klein Rare Earth Magnetizer

This is an demonstration and review of the Klein MAG2 magnetizer with PB Swiss/Felo screwdrivers. The magnetizer is assembled in the USA from global components. The PB Swiss screwdrivers are made in Switzerland, the Felo screwdrivers are made in Germany.
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[@BCPacks]

Always the best content videos!

[@socialghost4400]

Thanks for the video 👍 That’s actually a really neat design, looks like you can have it on a clip too, and also nice that it’s a bright color, so if you drop it; it’s easy(easier) to find.

[@Healcraft]

i dont need to fully demagnetize anything thankfully, but this thing does work to give your bits a little magnetism

[@htr5372]

Thanks for watching

[@michaelmcclure9350]

We should rotate the tool in between passes though

[@htr5372]

Thanks for watching

[@rwbishop]

All of those little gimmicks are notoriously hit/miss at degaussing. For shop use, an old time TV CRT degaussing coil works well; and big enough to accommodate larger items. If you get one, be sure to read up on it's use, as they can make things worse if improperly utilized. (In use, keep several feet away from heart pacemakers, sensitive electronics etc.) Also, alloys used for screwdrivers & the like are marginal at best magnet materials, and will never strongly magnetize. There's a _lot_ more to all this. Edit: Keep watches away from degaussing coils as well. Special care must be used to degauss them.

[@rwbishop]

@@htr5372 Thing is, over a little time, magnetized tools collect small ferrous materials that can end annoyingly stuck in fingers etc, and/or be knocked off into sensitive devices.