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Here's a handy gadget I made several years ago.
It is a Kodak 35mm film container with a magnet inside for collecting up the metal chips when drilling holes. The chips are attracted to the magnet and stick to the plastic container. To get rid of the chips you just hold the container over the trash can and shake it. The magnet inside moves and the chips fall off. It saves you from getting metal chips stuck in your fingers while cleaning up.
 

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   / Show What Tool You Made* #293  
What us a film container in today's world!
 
   / Show What Tool You Made* #294  
What us a film container in today's world!

Yeah, I know. They are probably an antique by now. I suspect there is some similar container out there that would work also.
 
   / Show What Tool You Made* #296  
Here's a handy gadget I made several years ago.
It is a Kodak 35mm film container with a magnet inside for collecting up the metal chips when drilling holes. The chips are attracted to the magnet and stick to the plastic container. To get rid of the chips you just hold the container over the trash can and shake it. The magnet inside moves and the chips fall off. It saves you from getting metal chips stuck in your fingers while cleaning up.

I use a ziplock bag with a magnet inside.. kinda same idea.
 
   / Show What Tool You Made* #297  
or wrap with plastic bag and tape ...

any way you look at it , it works ;)
 
   / Show What Tool You Made* #298  
Here's a handy gadget I made several years ago.
It is a Kodak 35mm film container with a magnet inside for collecting up the metal chips when drilling holes. The chips are attracted to the magnet and stick to the plastic container. To get rid of the chips you just hold the container over the trash can and shake it. The magnet inside moves and the chips fall off. It saves you from getting metal chips stuck in your fingers while cleaning up.

Sweet deal. If those film containers are hard to find, just use a plastic soft drink or water bottle. :)
 
   / Show What Tool You Made* #300  
Is a little unsure if it qualifies as a tool but it can certainly give someone a idea. Had a small project truing up a drum on a excavator, a piece of flat steel tacked to the machine to keep the grinder steady so I get correct diameter to fit new sprocket wheel.

 

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