Pin collector
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That's what I needed for it:
- A thin aluminum box from the disposal
- A few wood scraps
- A metal bar for the handle and
- Five block magnets Q-20-20-03-N and a cube magnet W-05-G
I cut a board out of the wood and mounted two "runners" on both sides as well as a hinge bracket for the handle.
On the inside of the box, five block magnets Q-20-20-03-N
were glued to the bottom with UHU MAX REPAIR.
They will be the collectors of the needles.
I raised the bottom with plywood scraps just enough to have the mounted magnets barely touch the inside of the cover, in order to draw in the needles well.
The cover of the box, that is closer to the floor when in use, does not hold any magnets.
So, when you open the cover, the collected needles will be out of reach for the magnets and will be released without touching them.
A washer and a cube magnet W-05-G
are used for the box closure.
Instead of an aluminum box, you could also use a plywood box, a plastic can or something similar.
Note from the supermagnete team: If you don't want to build it yourself, you can purchase low-priced metal collectors directly in our webshop.
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