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How to attach a countersunk magnetic disc?
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Countersunk magnetic discs can be attached to non-ferromagnetic materials with the help of a countersunk screw, for example to hold a cupboard door closed. To attach the countersunk magnetic disc to a non-ferromagnetic material you will need to do the following: |
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Equipment needed:
- 22.23mm (0.88″) forstner drill bit
- Cordless drill driver
- 12.7mm (0.5)” countersunk screw, such as a wood screw.
- 19.05mm (0.75″) countersunk magnetic disc
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Step 1 – Drill hole
Use the cordless drill driver with the forstner drill bit attached to drill a flat-bottomed hole into a piece of non-ferromagnetic material, for example a piece of wood. The forstner drill bit will produce a hole of a consistent depth with smooth sides, which is ideal to insert the countersunk magnetic disc into. |
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Step 2 – Insert countersunk magnet
Clear out the hole of any wood chippings from the drilled hole and insert the countersunk magnetic disc with the countersunk hole facing upwards. |
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Step 3 – Fasten with screw
Fasten the countersunk magnets with the flat headed screws until the screw is flush (level) with the top of the countersunk magnetic disc. |
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