12Pcs Super Strong Neodymium Magnet with Holes, Ring Rare Earth Magnets Heavy Duty,Small Round Base Cup Countersunk Magnets Strong for Kitchen Craft Wood DIY Holding Tools Hanging (16x5 Hole 3.5mm)

I never thought a tiny magnet could make such a big difference—until I got these 24 Super Strong Neodymium Magnets. With 60 lbs of pulling power, they stuck to everything I needed with a grip that just won’t quit.Whether I was organizing tools in the garage, securing locker doors, or crafting, these magnets handled it all like a champ. The countersunk hole with screws made mounting them super easy and rock-solid. No more losing small metal parts or dealing with weak magnets that fail mid-task.If you want magnets that truly hold up to heavy-duty work, these rare earth magnets are where it’s at. Strong, reliable, and ready to tackle any project. 💪🔩

These magnets are very universal and excellent to mount anything to metallic metal. They’re very strong. Hole in the center allows you to put a flathead bolt to attach to a a chain to hang a bottle opener to a metallic object on the porch. These have so many different uses. Once again, magnet is very strong.

I used these to make the red flag for my mailbox. The new mailbox i got is installed inside a stone column. The original flag was too far back from the front. I used these to allow the flag to be attached to the frame of the mailbox. The mailbox is a locking type. I store the flag inside the mailbox and just stick it on the frame when I have out going mail.

Strong!

Very strong magnets and worked great for my project. Also a good price.

These magnets are strong. I had no idea the strength in these little magnets. I use them for a lot of other things too. gonna order a few more. I will definitely recommend these to Ferran and family. The size of these is about a dime.

I work with magnets a lot, both professionally and hobby/crafting at home. These magnets really aren’t that impressive, even considering their size. Are they magnetic? Of course. But I’ve found similar sized neodymium magnets to be much stronger.The other small bummer about these is that if you wish to join them together but still have the screw recessed, you’ll have to drill/countersink the backside of the magnet because, obviously, the magnets have to join from opposite sides and only one is countersunk for the screw to sit below the surface of the magnet.

Work great