Magnetic Dots Hang Tools On Walls I’m no neat freak, but I do like my tools to be in the right place, whether it’s knives in the kitchen or wrenches and Allen keys in the tool-closet.

Magnets are pretty nice little tools. [EmGi] has used them in many a cool 3D printed build with great success. But getting them where you want can be really tricky. More often than not, you end up … ...

If you want to hang posters or artwork without the cost of frames, nail holes in your walls, or push-pin holes in the art—use magnets! This easy DIY project also lets you easily take down and ...

Or use magnetic tool bars to hang tools in a garage. If you have young kids or pets, just be careful that the magnets (and tools) are not anywhere they can reach. Share ...

An affordable knife strip is the preferred method for storing knives of many a chef and experienced home cook. Here's why.

This $24 magnetic pickup tool with a built-in flashlight is on sale for just $12 at Amazon, and shoppers love that it’s “small and portable.” ...

In this study, a new mechanism of an automatic tool-changer using switchable magnet is introduced. Main purpose of design is grasping an object hung by a cable. While most of tool-changers are ...