Will these hold hand tools under 3 lbs on a vertical board or should I use larger magnets?
1081706
They are very strong magnets but you may need a few for a 3 pound tool. Will definitely work well for screw drivers, wrenches, pliers, and ratchets. Hammers may require 2 depending on the weight.
1081707
I would recommend a larger magnet. These are very strong for their size. But, that size is very small. You may be able to use several of these to accomplish your goal.
1081708
It would be close, I would go up a few just to make sure. However they are strong enough to draw blood if they get in line of each other!
2227387
should be fine if its round, if its rectangular the short side should work. Just be sure to mount them on a clean, hopefully non-porous surface for the best grip. I have some in place for over a year now and the mounts are just as tight as day 1.
2054760
Magnets will work on this stand... This is a great stand for the money... I love mine and I use it all the time... No problems with it at all
916437
They are very lightweight since they are small boards. Magnets should definitely be able to hold them up. The most powerful magnet that holds up my tagboards (which are posterboard size) can be purchased at Daiso for $1.50 each.
173596
5/8" effective 3/4" with stronger magnet or use internal terminal for remote contact with stronger magnet
671531
I've never used them for that purpose but I can assure you that the magnets are strong. My guess is that you would be pleased.
1255652
Probably would work provided the tools weren't too heavy although they are designed to bind electrical cords together to avoid tangling. I use them to wrap up the cords on power tools and small appliance as well as to manage the connecting cables for TV and DVD players, and computer cords.
209114
I use them on a 1.5 inch tactical belt as they are heavy when filled. 2 inches may be too wide for these depending on thickness of the belt.
713008
I think these magnets are too thin and small for your project. I have already shattered one by having it clash against another stronger magnet.
2124661
Probably not.Two of these magnets will pick up a 50 pound scale calibration iron weight, but then drop it. They are not as powerful as stated.
817720
Not very strong. I use them to hold laminated paper signs to my board, I use at least 6-8 for a laminated half a piece of paper.
1676077
I agree with cjs here. These will hold my 18x24" foam boards and are stable if you don't touch the foam boards. Really for displaying only.
2069774
I wouldn't do that. Forget about the fact that the double-sided tape won't likely support the magnet bars; you're presumably going to hang things on these bars which will increase the weight.If you have to tape these magnets to the wall, why not cut out the middle man? Just buy some flexible magnet tape, available here on Amazon.
1412620
I new the size of my speakers i was taking out were 4x6 these the magnets are bigger. make sure you have depth for bigger magnet.
229385
I bought these then decided they were not appropriate for my needs but should be excellent for what you describe as needed. May be some limitation with manipulation of very small objects.
1963313
Anything a regular magnet sticks to these will stick to as well. Just much stronger.
1537856
Yes they don't really hold they just rest on the peg you may want to go with the magnetc socket holder