are they strong? I've srtipped many a screwdriver tip
836987
I've only used them for 'lightweight' electronics work. Stripping a screwdriver tip usually means that the tip size didn't match the screw. It would have been nice if the tips were magnetic though. They're not.
836988
The screwdriver tip has never "stripped" when I've used it, where as the other kinds in those clear and black backed boxes have, but I'm very careful that I use less pressure than a full-sized screwdriver. I have used them for so many items: clocks, eyeglasses, toys, computer this & that, and poking a hole in cake to see if it was done. You'll wonder why you didn't get them before. If they are on special, get two! Not: the handles are heavy plastic.
704332
To be honest, these probably aren't strong enough. I bought the high resistance ones and they weren't enough.
1076468
I don't think they are that strong since they keep detaching themselves, very annoying.I wouldn't worry about anything happening to electronics. Hope this helps.
1829328
These magnets are very STRONG! The adhesive is not flat on the magnet. There is a small amount of foam backing on the adhesive. If that doesn't interfere with your needs, then you may be confident that the magnets are strong enough for you.
1440428
I think they are great little screwdrivers, but I'm not sure the heads are quite small enough for iPhone screws. It would be close. I think the quality is good...just not sure if they are quite as precise as you need.
1601144
I think they will be strong enough. I am using ceramic pieces glued to some of them and they are holding strong. I mostly am crocheting little miniature hats and dresses for them, but having no trouble with the heavier ceramic pieces. They are holding stronger than any magnets I have ever used. Hope this helps.
1300559
I think they would be very strong. I only have 1 of these magnets, and it is very powerful. If I stick it to a metal door jam or metal pipe, it is EXTREMELY difficult to remove. I have placed a metal file on top of a 3/4" thick c-top and with the magnet on the underside of the top it moves the file easily. I've also stuck it to my 24' tape measure hanging on my jean pocket and then stuck my 18 volt Hitachi cordless drill to "It". Just examples of how powerful this magnet is. I use it to find metal studs in the wall for installing cabinets in the commercial field, and absolutely love it. I don't know if this helps you but with the 2 magnets pulling toward each other on the 1" glass with the pad between, I think it would work.
753139
I have found these bolts to be fantastically strong. Though I haven't used them in such an application, I'm fairly confident their up to it.
1173388
That depends. These are very strong and if you loose the key, you will have to call the police to unlock them. I use them for a second set while on duty
2015197
They are pretty strong.I used mine to secure kitchen cabinet doors that didn't want to close properly. If one magnet per door doesn't work, then I'm sure multiples would.
1801147
Yes, I think they would be strong enough. However, the first two mobo's that they sent me had broken hinges on the left mouse pad. Just a heads up.
125702
No they are not. Wished they had been. It would help to get screws out of deep recesses. But they did the job I needed them to do, and as inexpensive as they were, expecting magnetized tips would be wishful thinking. Decent set.
2136017
Yes, I think so. I bought them for a felt project. I put a magnet in each thin felt pocket and they came together, but they could be stronger.
1296355
Mine are! I have no idea if all these kits have magnetic tips but mine does on all the screwdrivers!
924919
Yes they are very strong and durable. Depending on how you stack them, they will interlock too.
1493927
They're quite durable. I purchased this set in September of last year and I have used it on multiple cell phones and laptops. The #000 Phillips screwdriver I have used the most and I took a picture with a macro lens to show you how well it's held up. http://i.imgur.com/H4MrxbR.jpg Hope this helps
391383
Yes, you can easily bend them, especially if you use wide-jawed pliers. They will not break.