12Pcs Super Strong Neodymium Magnet with Holes, Ring Rare Earth Magnets Heavy Duty,Small Round Base Cup Countersunk Magnets Strong for Kitchen Craft Wood DIY Holding Tools Hanging (16x5 Hole 3.5mm)

I never thought a tiny magnet could make such a big difference—until I got these 24 Super Strong Neodymium Magnets. With 60 lbs of pulling power, they stuck to everything I needed with a grip that just won’t quit. Whether I was organizing tools in the garage, securing locker doors, or crafting, these magnets handled it all like a champ. The countersunk hole with screws made mounting them super easy and rock-solid. No more losing small metal parts or dealing with weak magnets that fail mid-task. If you want magnets that truly hold up to heavy-duty work, these rare earth magnets are where it’s at. Strong, reliable, and ready to tackle any project. 💪🔩

As an avid laser engraver, I needed something to keep my product in place, I use a sheet of galvanized steel to place my pieces on, but I need them to stay where they are so I use the small magnets to surround the piece and start the process, I think because they are such strong little magnets I can actually do more than just one piece at a time, leaving the magnets where they are I can just put the next piece down in place as it would be if it were a jig and running anywhere from 2 to 4 pieces at a time. They are extremely strong little magnets, I don’t think the screws would be useful in my case, but the magnets themselves are absolutely fantastic. I find them to be extremely useful and would recommend them to anyone.

I bought these to install some sheet metal I'm using as a magnetic surface and wet erase board. There were already screws in the wall so I just used what was there and attached these magnets. They are doing a fantastic job, honestly. I might be buying more though because the sheet metal I got is less stable than I thought it would be, and any time it wobbles it slips every so slightly, but that's not the fault of the magnets. Definitely get a nice rigid (or mostly rigid) piece of sheet metal if you want something like this, nothing really thin like mine turned out to be.

Works great. Hung a curtains on the doors using these magnets. Never came off until we took the off.

Works great, I use then in my file cabinet and hang my tools on them. Supports the weight of one item.

So many uses; so many that this is my second order. uses: holding my house numbers on my metal door, holding winter “blanket” on inside of window air conditioner, holding decorations on side of refrigerator.

Magnets are great, but the screws that are included SUCK! The first 3 I used all sheared off less than halfway into my workpiece. Had to resort to epoxy to attach them.

I used these to hold metal speaker grilles to the cabinets on some garage speakers I built. The magnet being held in a cup is a good feature, making the assembly stronger. These magnets can be brittle, and the steel cup supports the magnet when screwed in place. The extruded steel grilles are actually fairly heavy, and these magnets hold them very firmly in place, even as the speaker vibrates at high volumes.

Les aimant sont bien, bonne force pour la grosseur. Mon seul hic sont les vis, sur le lot j'en ai 2 que la tête a cassées et elle sont extrêmement facile à striper. Avoir des meilleurs vis je donnerais 5 étoiles.

Used these to create a removable cultured marble panel for a bathtub. They have great holding power.

Awesome

On my glass magnet board they don't hold more than a single sheet of paper in place. I did find other magnets that do work for my purpose but these were not them.

These deliver on strength for sure and design however a few of them did fall apart 🫤