N35 Neodymium Magnet for Arts, Crafts, Model Making, DIY, Hobbies and Packaging - 15mm dia x 2mm thick - 1.8kg Pull - Pack of 10

I bought these to add to fused glass pieces, to make personalised fridge magnets. As the glass is quite heavy, I chose magnets described as having a strong magnetic pull. I have waited quite a while to submit a review, as I wanted to make sure that the magnets would stay fixed to a fridge door which is constantly being opened and frequently slammed shut, before I recommended them. Success! I fixed them to the glass with 2 part epoxy glue, and after over 3 months, my fridge magnets are still in exactly the same place, and have never fallen off, no matter how hard the fridge door has been slammed. These are perfect, and I'd recommend them highly.

Powerful compact magnets, one was cracked, but the pack contained 10 which was more than I needed.

I wanted to put up a screen to hide the craft items behind and yet being able to get them easily when I want to.I have to admit I will always take the short route. I had some some trips of suitable card type material from a childrens 'A frame white board which magnets are attracted to. I stuck this around the border of the screen using super glue. I then stuck the magnets to the screen. Solar it stays uo and looks good, Plenty go adhesion but in setting it up the magnets kept sticking together and were a bit of a nuisance to get apart! A quality when you are wanting together so I can't complain! As a designn my only concern is whether the glue join will survive putting in the washing machine every so often, but a good resultant I bought some more for a similar project elsewhere.

Once you have a few of these it's amazing how many uses you find for them. I have a couple on my washing machine, holding pairs of scissors, and several on the metal fuse cupboard in my hallway to hold the various keys I have to use. But be careful - I originally had some on my (brand new) boiler and decided maybe it wasn't a good idea to have several strong magnets on something that contains electronics. When I removed them, one of them got sucked INTO the boiler, where the panels overlap! It's been there for a while now with. no ill effects as far as I know, but I'll be a lot more careful about placement in future!

These are really good little magnets, tiny but very strong.My only issue, and it's a pretty big one, is that while separating 2 magnets to use in a project they slammed together causing one to shatter into several pieces. Obviously, anything involving little bits of metal shattering is rather dangerous, not to mention a waste of money when 1 out of ten becomes useless shards.

Being Neodymium, these are very strong magnets - especially in relation to their size.Bought to test coins for their metal content, these came wrapped and secured in a plastic box with a warning due to their strength.Separating one of them from the rest was the first challenge before I proceeded to place it into a plastic SD card case (with a closing clip) to keep it separate. I wouldn't recommend keeping any of these near electrical devices (like a phone) and would take care generally when using them (especially when they are near to each other) but they are great magnets and I now have 9 spare in case I loose one! :)Recommended but keep out of reach of children!

I used the magnets to locate the joists in my kitchen ceiling in order to hang a saucepan rack. The magnets were strong enough to adhere to screws buried beneath the plaster skin layer and a second layer of plasterboard. I’d tried a stud finder but was given contradictory readings and didn’t feel confident with the data it offered. The magnets were far more accurate - showed a distinct line for the joists and gave me reassurance to drill pilot holes in the right place.

I've been using these magnets for stud finding whilst doing a bit of DIY around the house and they are perfect for the job.My only complaint is they break incredibly easily - so much so that even when trying to put a magnet back on the stack using the method outlined in the instructions (so they don't smash together) the magnets still snap in half. I've lost 2 this way so far.