>> As to magnetic drain plug...any thoughts on putting one of the newer rare
>> earth magnets on the end of a normal or magnetic drain plug? They're so
>> strong they'd never bounce off but their magnetic fields extend so much
>> further than a normal magnet, so they would probably grab metal bits sooner
>> and more readily...?
>
> > Sounds good to me ! Where to get 'em ? .... Nate
>
They're called "Rare Earth / Neodymium Magnets".
I get them at the hardware store down the street. I'm sure Home Depot and the
like carry them.
Go to Amazon.com and search for "Rare Earth Magnet", you'll see what they look
like.
They are tremendously powerful. I use them in all kinds of projects to hold
things in place. Got an old glove compartment door that needs help sticking? A
TV mounting arm that won't stay put against the wall? Great toolboard mounting
magnet? A zillion other things that only occur to you once you've played with
these things?
I love cool tools and materials that solve problems.
...chico
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