Magcraft NSN0601 1/4-Inch by 1/10-Inch Rare Earth Disc Magnets, 50-Count
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Magcraft NSN0601 1/4-Inch by 1/10-Inch Rare Earth Disc Magnets, 50-Count
Customer Review: Amazingly strong. Bit too small
Summary: 5 Stars
These magnets are REALLY strong. I bought them for a notice board and they are so strong that it is hard to pull them off the board! So if this is what you are buying them for you might want to go for a bigger size which would be a bit easier to pick up with your fingers. If you are using these to attach something permanent or rarely moved them these are perfect.Customer Review: FUN!
Summary: 5 Stars
We purchased the MAGCRAFT magnets for a science fair experiment. Worked wonderfully for the experiment. Our family spent an evening playing with the magnets, just having fun. Definitely a great product for family fun and learning. We made metal objects on the table seem to magically move - to the delight of the 41 year old and the 5 year old!Customer Review: Really Strong Magnets
Summary: 5 Stars
They are small but very strong. You get 50 pieces for less than 10 bucks. Nice for little projects and to toy around. Just not for very little kids who love to put things in their mouth. If you use it as a refrigerator magnet, one alone can hold a few pieces of paper. The mere size would make it hard to find when it fall down.Customer Review: Precisely as advertised. More powerful than you would guess without prior experience.
Summary: 5 Stars
These may certainly be used for many diverse, practical and previously known tasks. But their true glory lies in their ability to be nothing and yet almost anything you can imagine. This is a good way to get children of all ages into their imaginations and into science. These are real as opposed to simulated marvels.Customer Review: Keeps things up
Summary: 5 Stars
They're strong little magnets, which can be a little hard to get off metal surfaces if you don't have fingernails. I find that they're easier to take off if you have several attached to each other (this forms a bigger nub that you can grab on to) so I'm trying to keep 4-5 spares lying around for this purpose.