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    there are a few guys who use magnets to hang razors, Geezer has a special cabinet that he has flush mounted them in. i do like the idea, but would worry about the razor getting knocked off.
    i realise a small nudge probably wouldnt do anything but a bit of a knock might. i suppose i should do an experiment with a razor analogue and a magnet.
    Bread and water can so easily become tea and toast

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    After I bought it, I immediately did the "guy" thing, thought about ways to make my own. I have an old vanity cabinet I plan on modding to suit my new hobby. The rare earth magnets sold in local rocks shops here in the Rockies would be ideal, a little epoxy to bond it...but I digress. Thanks for being nice to me fellas! Already enjoying all the info on this forum!

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    Welcome to SRP.
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    Have a look on ebay for n52 magnets. I am using 12mm x 2mm circular ones at the moment to make a knife block. 3 of these will hold my largest knife while the block is held upside down and with gentle shaking.
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    Glad to have you!
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    Hi Bill & welcome to SRP. Sorry I was late to the party. There's a wealth of information here so just go through the forum & look through the Library as well. If you have any questions just ask.

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