Quote Originally Posted by Mike Blue View Post
Study the following. The razor is 0.760 inches wide and despite being a sacrificial Pak & Stan Brothers POS, has not been altered in any manner. It remains an intact razor like object. The third photo clearly shows 1.060 inches.

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Yes, your knowledge of physics is somewhat in arrears. Consider another process of magnetizing and demagnetizing a piece of steel by exposing to another magnet's poles. Another magnet is all that is housed inside this cute blue plastic box.

What was that you were saying about how a razor won't fit into the holes? Is it possible for me to describe this device any more adequately? Otherwise I'll leave you to your doubts.
A piece of steel can be magnetised with another magnet? So I have always been led to believe. My mistake, quite possibly a silly one, was in assuming that the holes referred to were in the hidden underside, rather than the razor-sized ones. While certainly good enough for a workshop tool which is making a nuisance of itself, I doubt if this would be effective enough to eliminate the picking up of dust-sized fragments. But then as I said in my ignorance of physics, that is a pretty slim and theoretical possibility with a razor.

I didn't think it necessary to say that when I referred to electrical demagnetisers, it wasn't to this device, which was surely permanent-magnetic. I really would advise testing an unknown electrical device on something else first.