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    Default What's magnetic, looks furry, and attaches to a screwdriver?

    Well, a hard-drive magnet covered in steel filings, of course!



    I got tired of cleaning up the filings left behind after a few days of indoor Dremel action and realized that a powerful magnet held an inch or two from the cutting (or grinding) wheel should do the trick nicely. It catches everything in its path, cutting my cleanup work in half, and the rest is taken care of by a quick pass with this same magnet (after I scrape off the shavings) and a quick squirt of canned air. Now I've just got to mount it a bit more securely, and it'll live in my as-of-yet-nonexistent toolbox permanently.

    And yes, it'd be nice if I pulled off the other debris (check out that nut) that's accumulated on it, but I don't care that much.
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    Default Re: What's magnetic, looks furry, and attaches to a screwdriver?

    Keep the magnet away from the Hdds, and good job.

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    Default Re: What's magnetic, looks furry, and attaches to a screwdriver?

    Quote Originally Posted by markkleb View Post
    Keep the magnet away from the Hdds
    Don't worry - it's an empty case, and I don't store my spare drives anywhere near it. Thanks!
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    Default Re: What's magnetic, looks furry, and attaches to a screwdriver?

    Cool idea. Personally I just get out the air compressor and BAM!!!, no more shavings lol.
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    Default Re: What's magnetic, looks furry, and attaches to a screwdriver?

    Quote Originally Posted by The boy 4rm oz View Post
    Cool idea. Personally I just get out the air compressor and BAM!!!, no more shavings lol.
    None? not even in your eyes?

    OTSO hdd magnets, I carry one in my pocket at work sometimes. I frequently need somewhere to temporarily store two tiny steel screws. Sticking them to my leg is the perfect solution. Although I do tend to stick to radiators/filing cabinets/cars if I get too close...

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    Think of a way to simulate a real bullet hole, like shooting it.

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    Default Re: What's magnetic, looks furry, and attaches to a screwdriver?

    HAHA, I think i just found myself a new quote xmastree lol.
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