Fucking magnets

[Anonymous No.1336907]

Never leave neodimium magnets near your magnetic bit holder. Especialy if magnets are ecxact diameter as bit holder's hole. Fuck! How to take it out? Im angry, but also its funny

[Anonymous No.1336914]

>>1336907
Nice blog!
You'll need to grind up some lead into a fine powder and sprinkle it into the bit holder so that it gets all around the magnet and neutralizes it's magnetic field. Then just turn it upside down and it should slide out.

Or just get a pair of fine-tip needle-nose pliers and yank it like it's a gold tooth from an old Jewish man's mouth.

Best of luck.

[Anonymous No.1336921]

heat it untill one gives in

[Anonymous No.1336923]

>>1336914
Lead powder neutrilizes magnetic field?? Never heard of it, can't find any info on that too.
I like the jewish tooth analogy but magnet fits there like a 0,5l Cola bottle in a Pringles can. Its realy absurd to lose perfectly good Felo bit holder like that!

[Anonymous No.1336924]

>>1336921
Yeah, and bit holder is non magnetic anymore. No deal

[Anonymous No.1336927]

>>1336907
Just drill it out.

[Anonymous No.1336928]

>>1336921
this, put it into boiling water and it loses magnetism
https://www.apexmagnets.com/news-how-tos/magnet-experiments-what-happens-when-a-magnet-is-heated/
>>1336924
it gets magnetic when it cools down

[Anonymous No.1336945]

>>1336907
Lol, you were trying to make it mo better, weren't you?

[Anonymous No.1336969]

>>1336945
Betterer. Like, the most bestest

[Anonymous No.1336974]

>>1336969
that's why yo put the magnet on the side

[Anonymous No.1336980]

>>1336907
Toothpick, superglue.

[Anonymous No.1336989]

>>1336923
>Never heard of it, can't find any info on that too.

Probably because it doesn't.

Either a stick and superglue as >>1336980 suggested, or, if you have compressed air, just blasting it with an air gun (and an inflator needle if you have it) would also probably work.

[Anonymous No.1336992]

magnets, HOW DO THEY WORK??

[Anonymous No.1337007]

Fake news. All you need to do is use that row of magnets behind your fat hand to pull the magnet in the bit out. Stronger magnetic field will overpower the magnet in the bit.

[Anonymous No.1337034]

>>1336907
kek, been in a similar situation

>trying to disassemble some shit
>screw pockets too deep
>literally 3mm more and the screwdriver bit will catch it
>drop a tiny screw inside the screw bit socket so the screw bit is extended 3mm more
>fix the shit, time to dismantle that amazing contraption
>magnet inside screwbit wont let me have my fucking screw out
>twizers - no
>contact glue - nope
>beating it - NEIN!
eventually i drilled a tiny hole on the side of the screwbit socket and poked that shitty screw out

mfw i could literally shove paper or a toothpick in the hole instead a fucking metallic screw

[Anonymous No.1337041]

>>1336992

[Anonymous No.1337074]

>>1336907
This is giving me a good laugh, OP.

Use epoxy on the end of a match. glue it to the magnet, let it cure, yank it out, freeze it, and whack it off the magnet.

>>1336928
>it gets magnetic when it cools down

Not true. I know this from personal experience.

[Anonymous No.1337082]

Buy an even stronger magnet to get it out. Make sure it is the same size as the first.

[Anonymous No.1337092]

>>1336907
Put some jb weld or strong glue on the tip of a screw, stick it in there, and pull it out

How retarded are you people

[Anonymous No.1337132]

>>1337092
I don't think you understand the power of these magnets.

[Anonymous No.1337163]

>>1337132
Not him, but I do and epoxy would work fine like >>1337092 or >>1337074

[Anonymous No.1337179]

>>1337132
They are not as strong as the right adhesive- not at that width anyways

[Anonymous No.1337184]

>>1337163
>>1337179
The ones I have can't be physically separated with my fingers. You have to slide it off.

[Anonymous No.1337191]

>>1337184
You know what also can't be seperated by your fingers? Two pieces of metal jb welded together

[Anonymous No.1337192]

>>1337184
try again, this time gluing them to your fingers

[Anonymous No.1337204]

>>1336907
seriously? The socket is just press-fit onto the hex shaft (assuming it has a hex-shaft which isn't 100% identifiable in the crappy pic).

You can put the hex portion in a vise and use a punch and hammer to knock the socket portion off. Remove magnet, and replace socket onto hex.

[Anonymous No.1337208]

>>1337184
You just don't have a good grip on them. Epoxy a stick to them and then you have grip enough to use full strength.

[Anonymous No.1337286]

>>1336907
Jesus Christ Guys. Just use the other magnet(s) to attract it out. If it doesn't work then get a stronger magnet.

[Anonymous No.1337292]

>>1336923
I guess it is one of those "trick anon into poisoning himself" jokes

[Anonymous No.1337350]

Nice tips in here, I have a tiny chinesium driver with a magnet stuck in its bit holder. Considered it lost. I'm going to test one of these.

[Anonymous No.1337387]

>>1336907
that magnet is a ceramic, you can shatter it. or glue a stick to it and pull it out

[Anonymous No.1337388]

>>1336928
it wont remagnetize when it cools

[Anonymous No.1337390]

>>1336907
heat up a soldering iron and put it on the magnet, it should be the right size ish and it will only heat up the magnet

[Anonymous No.1337406]

>>1336914
>yank it like it's a gold tooth from an old Jewish man's mouth
my sides

[Anonymous No.1337563]

slam the goddamn thing on a hard surface open end down. When the magnet flies out and sticks to the plate in your head make another post

[Anonymous No.1337582]

>>1337388
This. It needs to cool inside a powerful magnetic field if you still want it to be a magnet.

[Anonymous No.1338167]

>>1336907
Drill it out with a small bit, then pry it out with a pair of needlenose pliers or a small screw stick.

If that doesn't work, drill all the way through with a small bit and poke it out.

[Anonymous No.1338198]

>>1336921
>>1336921
to heat something to non magnetic it would be glowing when it was done, the socket is heat treated, heating it that high would ruin the heat treat.

[Anonymous No.1338204]

>>1337007
No room for common sense solutions here buddy.

[Anonymous No.1338206]

Stick it up your butthole, the suction will pull the magnet out

[Anonymous No.1338654]

Buy a bigger neo-magnet and hold the little magnet near, it will come flying out.

[Anonymous No.1338659]

>>1338198
>it would be glowing when it was done
The curie temperature of typical neodymium magnets is about 340 degrees C. Do you think that the socket is harder than a blue temper?

[Anonymous No.1338661]

>>1336907
stick something against the magnet that has a greater magnetic potential then the socket holder
literally any larger, more ferrous piece of metal
the magnet will be more attracted to whatever can absorb the most of the magnetic field

[Anonymous No.1338685]

>>1338659
Well the curie temperature of the socket is hotter than a blue temper.

>>1338661
The socket itself is magnetic, he'll need a magnet with larger force at a greater distance, not terribly easy, especially with the surrounding socket shielding it somewhat. Superglue and compressed air are probably better ideas, also trying to push a piece of thread down one corner of the hex and out the opposite one.

He could try moving it really quickly past a slab of copper, but it probably won't work.

[Anonymous No.1338687]

>>1338685

the magnet will be more attracted to a larger piece of more ferrous metal

[Anonymous No.1338692]

>>1337191
JB can be snapped with a bit of force at an angle. The 2 magnets need pure lateral shear

[Anonymous No.1338702]

>>1338661
>literally any larger, more ferrous piece of metal

given what chineseium socket drivers are usually made out of, this would probably prove to be nearly impossible. it's also encapsulated, making for a nearly perfect magnetic circuit, and the geometry of what he can put in is limited.

That being said, this is how I used to do it when working with generator magnets

- take rod of mild steel roughly same diameter as magnet
- cut flat, perpendicular face, polish a bit with a file to get good contact with magnet
- tiny drop of superglue to magnet, press steel rod onto drop - careful of amount of glue, don;t want to glue magnet in
- pull magnet out
-apply acetone
- ?????
- PROFIT

[Anonymous No.1339220]

>>1336927
i mean, obviously right?

[Anonymous No.1339640]

>>1336923
aaa fuck, Ive seen that image like thousand times but still it cracks me up every time