Thanks for the video. I have seen lots of people's videos showing them adding a magnet to their SAK, but yours is the first showing where to get tiny magnet from. My daughter is now down a set of earbuds and my Swiss Champ has two magnets.
Great idea! I’ve been looking at buying a tiny magnet for my Swisschamp but they only come in packages with dozens of magnets. Never considered taking an old set of earbuds apart. Thanks!
My 40 year old Explorer doesn't have a package hook, or a saw - I keep a magnet in the recessed side of the can opener. The magnet was harvested from a refrigerator magnet.
I also added a small flashlight to the handle and a small flange bearing to the handle for use as a bearing block when trying to make a fire with a bow drill fire making tool. And some thread wrapped around the needle and that placed so it can't fall out without my knowledge.
Great video! Always wanted to source one of those tiny magnets and now I know where to find one! One question though, will the gripper end of the tweezers always point to North? Otherwise you only know it aligned along the N/S axis.
Why go to all the trouble of destroying the headphones for the magnet when you can buy the same thing and a stronger magnet that is small and sometimes even smaller than the one you got from the earpiece. And they are usually stronger and the same size as that one. I like to keep mine on my can opener space and it allows the magnet to be able to not get lost. I also carry a sewing needle with my knife, and it is better to make a compass from. As it is lighter and can be a little more accurate but you only really need to know the cardinal points of the compass.
Thanks for the video. I have seen lots of people's videos showing them adding a magnet to their SAK, but yours is the first showing where to get tiny magnet from. My daughter is now down a set of earbuds and my Swiss Champ has two magnets.
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Same here, thanks man 👍🏼👍🏼
Great idea! I’ve been looking at buying a tiny magnet for my Swisschamp but they only come in packages with dozens of magnets. Never considered taking an old set of earbuds apart. Thanks!
My 40 year old Explorer doesn't have a package hook, or a saw - I keep a magnet in the recessed side of the can opener. The magnet was harvested from a refrigerator magnet.
I also added a small flashlight to the handle and a small flange bearing to the handle for use as a bearing block when trying to make a fire with a bow drill fire making tool. And some thread wrapped around the needle and that placed so it can't fall out without my knowledge.
You can keep the magnet inside the hook
My magnet was a bit too thick for the saw, but it fits well under the tip of the corkscrew. Thanks for the tip!
Thank you, I had no idea there were magnets in earbuds! We tossed so many out. 😮
Amazon has a few hundred for under $5. I’ve been doing this for years.
Now that's a great idea. I can recall several times such a magnet would've been helpful.
Desmadrare mis auriculares ahora mismo gracias!!!jhonnny!
Great video! Always wanted to source one of those tiny magnets and now I know where to find one!
One question though, will the gripper end of the tweezers always point to North? Otherwise you only know it aligned along the N/S axis.
You only know the north south axis with that. And north is where no sun is :-) (or the North Star)
Put it in the hook, it fits
Why go to all the trouble of destroying the headphones for the magnet when you can buy the same thing and a stronger magnet that is small and sometimes even smaller than the one you got from the earpiece. And they are usually stronger and the same size as that one. I like to keep mine on my can opener space and it allows the magnet to be able to not get lost. I also carry a sewing needle with my knife, and it is better to make a compass from. As it is lighter and can be a little more accurate but you only really need to know the cardinal points of the compass.
Is it a particular type of magnet? An extra strength one?
Standard small neodymium magnets, all speakers technically contain magnets.
Neodymium rare earth magnet
I don’t make it a habit of dropping my keys in a Pilsner glass but if I did I’d flip the glass over and dump them out.
Love this!!
Without additional compas there is no way to check where is north and where is south.
Thank you for the video! Glory to Ukraine!
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This is why I'm subscribed. Great video!
Great!
interesting idea
Nice
Do'in it! Thanks!
Magnet will not stick to stainless steel, what does that tell you
That depends on the type of stainless and its temperature.
@@byteme9718 absolutely but very few people know that
Next video, how to clean ear wax from a magnet.
Another use for the awl!
Add what??
Foda!