yeah i mean i think for ease of use i wouldn’t put anything bigger than a thin, thumbnail-sized disc, but shouldn’t be problematic otherwise.
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Much of the time I use the smaller rare earth magnets but for warped material thicker than 1/8" I often have to use the quarter sized neodymium magnets. Don’t use those on thin material though. You would need really strong finger nails to get them off the crumb tray. And of course I have more than one blood blister from two snapping together on my fingers.
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Don’t think so. Not a lot of electronics near the door frame. Not sure what the max would be, but ones the size & thickness of a nickel work so you don’t need monster sized ones.
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Hard drive magnets only the magnet not the holding device it could be pealed away from it giving a nice strong thin magnet