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greatest strength with the least volume of any on the market. Switchable
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useful for shop jigs, particularly for drill presses, bandsaws and router
tables anywhere that other types of clamping interferes with the
material being worked.
This low-profile (0.740"/19mm) 150 lb force switchable magnet
has a 2-5/8" long integral attachment flange that can even be a jig
in itself; for example, you can use it as a bandsaw fence when ripping
an inch or two off a board, or use two magnets on a drill press for repetitive
drilling. If a jig is going to be subjected to any significant rotational
force, it is better to use two magnets on it so that rotational forces
can be converted to shear forces. A good example is a featherboard for
a table saw, where rotational forces are experienced when a board is just
starting to enter the fingers and when exiting the fingers.
The magnet is particularly easy to install since it attaches to the edge
of a jig; it does not have to be recessed into it. They usually can be
mounted with ordinary wood screws, but for softwoods, MDF or chipboard,
where pull-out strength can be less, we include machine screws and dowel
nuts for more secure attachment. Although the magnet has pull-off resistance
up to 165 lb of force in ideal conditions, you can expect a minimum of
150 lbs when attached to iron or steel 1/4" thick or greater.
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Switchable Magnet, 150 lb force 09A02.95  |
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$24.50 |
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