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Steven Harris
8 years ago

Wow… would of never thought of this…what a great idea. I do use magnets to hold my screws and there is a magnet on the battery of my drill, but on the wrist is a great idea. Something so simple, so easy, that will be like gold especially when you are working outside in the grass where if you drop something, its gone forever.

Steve

Jeff
7 years ago

I just saw a stupid infomercial this morning (But WAIT! There’s More!!! ugh..), but, it was for a set of LED lights mounted in the thumb and pointer finger of a ‘glove’ that wrapped around the wrist and still left your fingers available to get shit done. The combo of these two items would make for a strong package.

clayfarmer
clayfarmer
7 years ago

Why didn’t I think of that??

Aaron H
Aaron H
7 years ago

Might be wise to avoid wearing this while doing electrical work. Great idea otherwise…

Kevin
Kevin
6 years ago

you can get two of these for less, is there a difference in the power of the magnets or something?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B077KZ9WF2/ref=psdc_553582_t1_B0794W25L4?th=1

PaCoTx
PaCoTx
6 years ago

I’ve tried to use two of these as Wonder Woman wrist bands to stop BB’s. It didn’t work 🙁

BUT, They are super effective for bits, screws and it even caught a falling nut when I was on a ladder installing a motion sensor light. They are also light enough that you don’t know you are wearing them and strong enough that if you leave them on under a long sleeve shirt that you can accidentally pick up silverware when you are eating.

MQ
MQ
6 years ago

This would be great for sewing and other household projects, also.