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Been using one for years. Picked it up at Walmart in the automotive department. Love it.
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I've got 1 on my cutting table and love it. Maybe I can get to the store while they are on sale and get another one. Thnaks for the info.
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Great deal!
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You boxer is a doll. Boxers are best.
I lost my big boy about a year ago, hope to have a new one next spring.
Originally Posted by Dingle
(Post 5467177)
I bought one of those a while back. I drop so many pins when pinning that I use it to pick up all the pins on the floor. Way cheaper then a magnetic wand.
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I have 4, two round, one rectangle, and a tiny rectangle. I love them.
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Funny story about the 6" magnetic dish. I knocked mine off the table at the church hall-----onto a concrete floor. Now, that cup may be magnetic and it may be tough, but when it smacks that concrete flat bottomed, pins fly everywhere.
THANK GOD! I also had the telescoping magnetic wand, so pick up was almost instant. And if not, the bottom-bottom is also VERY magnetic so just passing the holder over the pins helps pick them up. |
I also use one on a regular basis. It sticks to the iron board and can't be pushed onto the floor. taking it to retreats in a baggy makes life so simple. It is also a great gift to a secret sister along with a box of pins.
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I bought one of these bowls also picked up a wane that has a magnetic tip, works wonders helping find dropped pens and metal items.
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They are also great for parts and screws when working on or cleaning sewing machines. When putting a machine back together it is convenient to find all the parts easily.
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I use one when I travel or stitch in my Lazy Boy. I have it in a rubbermaid container with a lid. Makes it very easy to transport without pins falling out. I also put my sissors, thimble and thread in the container. Everything in one spot.
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