Magnetic scoop

[G.I.B.]

I have been using neo-magnets in my scoop for a while now. I've always used epoxy to fasten them inside. After a period of time they do eventually come loose and disappear.

K&J magnetics now has a line of countersunk magnets in various sizes and prices. I'll be drilling holes in my sandscoop and tapping out the holes for four in my scoop as soon as they arrive. I don't expect to loose these.

If you have not done this before, it's an excellent way to only dig up that bobby pin or small piece of iron once.

Ahoy~

https://www.kjmagnetics.com/products.asp?cat=173

 

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[erikk]

If U don't get the epoxy coated ones they will not last any longer than the other ones. Been there, done that Am now using their epoxy coated ones and they are holding up very well

 

[FloridaBill]

If U don't get the epoxy coated ones they will not last any longer than the other ones. Been there, done that Am now using their epoxy coated ones and they are holding up very well

Yes Pete (Erikk) and I have gone to these and so far they are working great. Like he said the other way did not last long at all...

I use two one on each side of my nuttall scoop


RX054E


1" od x 5/16" id x 1/4" thick
Grade N42 - Epoxy Coated
Axially Magnetized
RX054E: 1 for $4.95 5 for $23.25 10 for $43.60 25 for $101.50 50 for $188.00 100 for $345.00 250 for $805.00 500 for $1,485.00

http://www.kjmagnetics.com/proddetail.asp?prod=RX054E

 

[Silver Surfer]

I guess I am "overkilling" it..... LOL.... I have a 3" "pacemaker" magnet tie strapped in the back of my scoop.... That thing will suck a wrench out of your hand....

 

[Smudge]

I have one epoxyed because its round (no holes). The other scoop has a the magnet tie wrapped in. Both seem to be doing ok so far.