Are these big enough to glue a small magnet to to use for a fishing game for a kids b'day party?
2080872
yes - a very small magnet (size of a very small watch battery). they are rubber so im not certain what type glue may work other than possibly a hot glue gun??
1567540
Yes!!! we used these for a Rainbow Loom party and they worked exactly like the others! All three of my children (2 girls aged 8 and 9, and my son aged 10) are enjoying this clever craft! Have fun and loom on!
1719608
Yes, they will accept a strong glue. (Crazy, gorilla, etc). However, they do bend, so will be ok for a decoration, but if kids use them to play, they probably won't hold.
2154492
In my opinion, no. I do think these would be quite strong enough to risk that. Don't know if your jars are glass or what, but still these are very small magnets. Bigger ones should do the job, but you'd just have to experiment with that and it would depend on how you attach them to the jars, etc.... The small ones are the only kind I've used.
122029
A magnet doesn't stick to these. I have several different types and sizes of them and a magnet didn't stick to any of them either.
1698664
They're small enough that you probably could and theys rent heavy. I used them for my daughters 3rd birthday party to put jewelry in for the girls. You may be fine with hot glue since they're so light. Good luck!
1687839
I think if you replace the adhesive with a really good double stick tape, it MAY be possible. We actually used ours for a membership drive "promotion" and used business cards on the magnets. We are going to try to reuse them next year. One thing - they really hold well and save your clothing from the pin picking!
75460
I think they are the perfect size for the bottle cap magnets. That is what I use them for. They are small and strong, and most often offered for a great price here on amazon.
465082
There are plenty of magnets in the pack, so why not try. The magnets are very small and a bit difficut to handle.
347399
They are not magnetic. The round parts of the pieces fits into round holes in the board. They will fall out if you tip the board over.
1099733
I wouldn't. They are made of wood and the magnets are probably glued onto the fish.
1935142
These are smaller than an inch. I bought to make charms for bracelets. Hope this helps.
665873
The magnet works fine for screws comperable in size to the tool. I use it for emerency repairs to salt water fishing reels and it does a good job.
1703511
I am not sure. I don't have those here. But, the glue is sturdy enough to hold mice,geckos, etc.
1063422
Unless you need thick, strong magnets, I'd suggest you look elsewhere. If you are creating the tiles for a child to manipulate, I'd look for a weaker magnet. I've recently seen some approx the same size at a common arts/craft store. Also, the yellow you see in this pic is actually a small foam layer for the adhesive side; that was NOT in the description when I purchased the magnets. It caused the magnets to be unusable for my purpose.
2228167
No, they are quite a bit smaller than a nickel. Definitely only for table decoration.
723351
Julian, your question is vague. you could use them in a variety of ways. as long as you don't mind dealing with strong magnets that are very difficult to grip because of their size. I would imagine that if you wanted to sandwich two of them around a given point on a t-shirt you could probably hang your shirt in a steel locker from them. I just don't know what exactly you want to do with them on your shirt.