Neodymium or Rare Earth Magnets: Perfect for your Woodworking Projects

Colin Knecht, woodworking expert, gives us his two cents on using magnets for your projects or DIYs with a master's tips and tricks on using them.

Magnets are incredibly useful in jigs, holding fixtures and snapping elements in place when needed. No craftsman or DIY enthusiast would want their magnets loose! We got you covered with our Neodymium Magnets or Rare Earth Magnets.

Why use Neodymium magnets? Among the many reasons, they have reliably exceptional (and permanent) magnetic strength with a compact size, for a versatile range of applications.

Whether you're building furniture, designing magnetic fixtures, creating magnetic closures, magnet sizes on hand can make your crafting process smoother and more efficient. They provide versatility and flexibility in your design and assembly, helping you achieve desired outcomes with greater accuracy.

Working on a project usually entails using imperial or english measurements, so we've taken the burden off your hands and produced ⅚ and ⅓ inch magnet sizes for your convenience. Use these magnets temporarily or permanently by the freshest superglue (CA glue) from Starbond.

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[SunGodNika]

Would construction adhesive work to stick the magnets to wood?

[G.I.JeffsWorkbench]

I found this video, sice I wanted to understand what type of glue to use to embed rare earth magnets into wood. Bonus: I learned that Starbond also sells these magnets in Imperial sizes. Imperial sizes will be ideal, less conversion and perfect match to my imperial drill bits.

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