PowerMags Installation

Paul Akers demonstrates how to hide FastCap's PowerMags in a piece of wood using FastCap's Fastcaps and 2P-10. For more information on the products visit our website (see links below). This is a quick little project to hide a magnet.
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[@112Famine]

One very useful home project using the bits that make holes & matching plugs is for hanging lights & garland to decorate your house for Christmas. I've installed dozens over archways/door frames before I was going to paint the wood work. Also did this, with a different set of bits for adding Neodymium Magnets to the brickwork around the fireplace, for more decorations, & for hanging stockings. To hide the holes in the brickwork I reused the core I drilled out & used epoxy mixed with additional brick dust, & used copper wire to center the plugs ... the brink was a nightmare to get right, I think it would have been easier to add the magnets to free standing bricks (not installed) & remove the bricks from the fireplace & replace them with those with the magnets you installed... Also this way you could install the magnets from the backs of the bricks.

[@112Famine]

They do sell sets for drill bits to cut holes & make matching plugs... very useful when you're working on a project that is using/showing natural grain wood, so you can match the plug with the hole ... trick I've used was take the plug from the same piece of wood, just take it from the flipside... that is if it isn't seen.

[@112Famine]

Another neat little trick is to add stainless steel rivets to the back of baseball caps, etc

[@mauricemcloughlin8261]

Brother. You just solved a major issues for me. Fantastic tip. I’ll buy right away

[@jennifercollins7509]

Just EXACTLY what I needed to know. Thanks so much!

[@anyfoolknowthat]

I have the dumbest question in the world, but - what does the fastcap do?

[@FastCapLLC]

My pleasure! Paul

[@muhamadfebriyanto3326]

thanks man, it helps a lot!

[@FastCapLLC]

@Muhamad Febriyanto Glad it helped!

[@valerielevitt3016]

Amazing! Thank you.

[@User-fp4gn]

great exactly what i was looking for

[@Spark-Hole]

What kind of glue is that

[@elaanmoazen4196]

Thank you so much

[@FastCapLLC]

Thanks Brian.

[@LUSEJA]

please tell me the size (dimentions) of that magnet. tx!

[@Karl_B]

Thanks for the tip Paul.

[@mauricemcloughlin8261]

He’s not exaggerating. I tore my skin open with these magnets.

[@FastCapLLC]

Sorry to hear this!

[@summerswoodworking]

cool beans