I have a bunch of those multi angle magnet clamps and some of them have lost some of their holding power. Is there any way to recharge a magnet? One suggestion i got from the internet was to line them up against a more powerful magnet to realign the electrons in the right way. It sorta worked, they did get a little bit of strength back, but not full strength.
Or is it just easier to put them in the scrap bin and buy new?
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Usually, heat is what demagnetizes them.
I use them for little positioning/holding tacks, and get them out of the way before building bigger tacks.
As cheap as they are now from Harbor Freight and Northern Tool, why waste time?
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I use them for little positioning/holding tacks, and get them out of the way before building bigger tacks.
As cheap as they are now from Harbor Freight and Northern Tool, why waste time?
two cents...
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That's what I figured. Just thought i would make sure anyways.
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