My smithy is sheathed and roofed in corregated steel, and I’ve got pages
and printouts and plans all stuck to it with an array of scrounged super
magnets.
Regular old fridge magnets don’t last and I’ve taken to harvesting 1/2”bits
of 1/8x1/16 out of fancy booze and electronics  packaging.
Time to bite the bullet and order online, my sad  devotion to the idea I
can find what I want in brick and mortar world has not conjured up the
droids,, I mean magnets I’m looking for.

Michael

On Sat, Jul 27, 2019 at 10:56 AM scott grandstaff 
wrote:

>
> If you ever had any attraction to magnets, right now is the most amazing
> time in history.
> Every size and shape, buckets of them,.............. a nickel ninety
> eight, free shipping.
>
> I just had to order some. They come is a spectacular array of sizes.
> The best deal for me was to order 50 free shipping.
>
>    If someone needs magnets to install magnets into an empty 1/4" hex
> bit holder?
>   I would give you all you wanted, but shipping is cheaper to buy a sack
> yourself..... hahhahha
>
>    They are super cool but there is a limit.
> I once got stuck between some.
>    A guy had hired me to review some of his products and send a big box
> of swag
> It was drills and burrs and magnets and clamps, a run of his swap meet
> goods I think.
>   Some of the magnets were about 2 3/4" X 1" X 3/16"
> A stack of these with a bit of your skin between...........is not good
>
>   If you ever want to, .........you can kill neo magnets with a little
> heat.
> I ended up putting some in a tin coffee can and building a tiny fire in it.
> Killed em dead.
>
> I kept enough.
>   I have one or two stuck to metal somewhere no casual observer would
> notice. In case I need one for something.
>         yours scott
>
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