112 LB Holding Power Strong Cup Neodymium Magnets 0.32" Thick x 1.57" with #10 Countersunk Hole - Eight Cup Magnets with Matching Strikers and Screws

The media could not be loaded.  I used this in conjunction with  this bottle opener  to make a bottle cap catcher thing for my wet bar.I picked up a cheap wooden plaque from Michaels, painted it, and used a Forstner bit to drill out the backside to inset this. I drilled until the Forstner bit center point poked through the front, then stopped. Not sure how thin that made the wood, but after a few tests it seemed good enough. I wasn't really sure of the best way to adhere it, so I just used a bunch of silicone caulk. Figured that wouldn't damage or corrode the magnet.For me, I had to insert it so the countersunk side of the magnet was facing the front face of the board, otherwise the pull wasn't strong enough. It works alright for me as a proof of concept. If I make more, I will either get several smaller magnets and put them in a grid to cover more area, or get a stronger magnet. See my photo for a rough maximum of caps that I could get to stick. (24) For under 10 caps, this is fine. Also including a video of the magnet in action!

Very strong - a bit too strong - you should make sure you really need this large a magnet! Its size is an inch-and-a-quarter, which is around the distance of an average adult thumb's knuckle-to-tip, so if you want to use it for a jewel-box or something, it might an overkill. And god forbid you place two together!I use it a bit innovatively - I screwed a magnet on the wall (more precisely, on the baseboard) so as to grab the door-stopper for all my doors. The magnet is strong enough to hold the door open when the stopper hits it, and yet yields easily when you pull the door away to close it.The build is pretty good - I did not break any; each magnet comes with a steel cup and a screw that work as expected.Btw, the magnet attracts from only one face, so somewhat easier to manipulate.

These magnets are awesome , I love rare earth magnets !I ordered this along with two of the 70 pound pull rate earth magnets. I was playing with them and this and one of the 70 pound magnets stuck together. I had a heck of a time getting them apart and I'm a strong guy.I put the end of a piece of 550 paracord through the mounting hole on this magnet , tied a figure 8 knot to secure it to the paracord and plan to keep this in my tool bag for work.I can use this to retrieve dropped (lost in the grass) screws , keys or tools dropped down a storm drain or to stick screws or bolts to when I'm working on my truck. It's a lot smaller than carrying a magnetic bowl and more versital...If my review was helpful to you , please take the time to check the "helpful" box below.Thank you !

Holds a piece of lexan I use as a hail shield for my sunroof on my storm chase vehicle. I have 5 of them on it, and it will hold up to 120mph. It blew off going 80 down I10 in southwest Texas into a 40mph headwind. I don't know many people that would use them like that, but that's quite a bit of force to get it off. They'll pinch the crap out of your fingers if you get in between two of them, and good luck separating them if they get together. Very strong.Update: After having this on the hail shield for in excess of 20,000 miles storm chasing this season, I think I'm going to have to get some just a bit larger. I still stand by my original review, but there were several other instances where it blew off. I know this is an unconventional "test" of these, and they are likely suitable for all sorts of tasks.

I was a little disappointed, I was expecting two magnets but only got one, I was going by the image that it showed 2 magnets, after I got my order I went back to check my order again and read it more closely and sure enough it said 1 magnet, but it's worst it, it's a great magnet and it very strong, Be very careful with these magnets and respect their power and keep them away from children, they could hurt you if you are not carful. I use them to hang my tape measure and other tools and to find wall studs, They also have many other uses. Keep them away from electronic devises and tv screens and memory stickes, I am not sure but it might erase them.

The media could not be loaded.  I don't know why I had to rip out the normal brackets and use these magnets to close my dog gate. But I think answer is it is just more fun that way.

One will easily hold a fully loaded .45 1911 under a table. Securely. Hell it would probably hold a 16# sledge under a table.They come with extra screws and optional ferrous cover plates. Which I did not use for this project.And yes, they are kind of scary. With 112# surface break, they will pinch the hell out of you if you let them.

These are so strong. I stuck one to the door of my van and had to use chanel locks to get it off. I use them to hold a fan in my van and if the weight was distributed right one would hold it but I use four to make sure. It holds strong... almost to strong it is hard to pull down and has scratched the s@#! out of the ceiling but it does what I want. If you need a strong magnet these are them. But if your needing to take them on and off they may be a little too strong.