sewsew busy

Great idea
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purplefiend

I use the magnetic bowl for holding vintage sewing machine parts so they don't get lost while I'm cleaning and oiling the machine. I have one of the long magnet wands for retrieving errant metal bobbins that roll behind my big sewing cabinet.

LadyElisabeth

Is there a Harbor Freight in Portland, Oregon?

captlynhall

I had one for many years on my boat to hold screws, nuts and washers in. I also used it to test to be sure that what I was using was really stainless steel. I brought it to my house when I moved off the boat, and now use it in my sewing room. When I drop a pin or needle, I use it to 'vacuum' the needle up out of the carpet.

I appreciate the warning about using it around electronic machines.

lonestardreams

Going to Harbor Freight tomorrow- I love looking around to see what I might use. I spotted some small weights recently that I haven't purchased yet. They will be good for holding fabric and papers down on the cutting table. I use large washers and nuts for that now but some little weights would be nice- why not? I love looking at the small screw drivers and have several I use with my machines.

Dee

Love mine. Bought it last year at HF.

AlienQuilter

A while back I bought a shower handle that has suction cups on it and works great on my 6 X 24 inch ruler and it cost a fraction of what they cost at the quilt store. Found a small one there too for $3 something that works great on my 6 1/2" square ruler.

patski

go back and get the magnet that holds up to 9 POUNDS. I can now find my scisors and seam ripper! All for $5.00

jimsjunque

Sounds interesting; could you post a picture? Thanks

AlienQuilter

Jim - look at this link: http://www.harborfreight.com/catalog...sult?q=Suction

Lady Elizabeth - go to this link and in the top type in your zip code and it will show if there is a Harbor freight near you.

Here's what Joann sells a similar products for: http://www.joann.com/dritz-omnigrid-...prd_02327849a/
http://www.joann.com/the-incredible-...r/xprd1130418/
http://www.joann.com/the-original-gy...r/xprd1130656/