Since making the original post I made a standalone device using the original rotor. I fitted it to a scrap washing machine pump motor, added a switch and encased most of it in a plastic junction box. It sits permanently on the end of a bench ready for immediate use, eliminating the inevitable search for the mislaid rotor and then fitting to a drill. The extra convenience means that it gets used quite regularly rather than continuing to work with a magnetised tool.
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I just have to remove the keeper, switch on and it is ready to go.
A couple of typical thingies to demagnetise.
BTW. The keeper is there to prevent the magnets attracting magnetic junk when not in use. That is 100% effective.
Last edited by tonyfoale; May 30, 2022 at 11:57 PM.
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Thanks tonyfoale! We've added your Demagnetizer to our Miscellaneous category,
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