For that application, I know another good plan: magnet strips, salvaged
from a fridge door seal. Just cut them to a practical length.
Magnets, too, are pretty messy, so you can line the strips using
electrical heat shrink sleeves.
Serge Vidal
Paris, france
"Oscar Zuniga" <taildr...@hotmail.com>
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2004-11-12 18:23
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Objet : KR> Using your spare lead for a good purpose
Oscar wrote:
Here's another one for you. We very often have need to roll out drawings
in
the field, and it's usually windy. We've taken the magnets from ruined
audio speakers and use them to hold down plan drawings on the hood of the
truck when the wind is blowing or when the sheets want to roll back up.
May
not be too useful in the shop unless you have a metal work surface, but
there it is. Some of those magnets are pretty darn big, too!
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