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It turns out that such a holder can literally be assembled from what is available. The idea is this: make a thin frame of wooden battens, cover one side with plastic, and glue it with a decorative film for appearance. And inside, paste any pieces of magnets from dynamic heads, hard drives, etc.
I used the protrusion from IKEA in the same color as the color of the kitchen, and the stainless steel sheet from the old coffee machine. Magnets from old hard drives.
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Magnets are glued to hot glue. You can also fill them with epoxy.
If you have access to the milling machine, then you can take a solid piece of wood, such as a bar. Cut a groove, insert magnets and decorate with varnish. It will look very stylish.
But still, it is better to use a stainless steel, since the metal is thin and magnetic force attracts the knife more strongly.
My magnetic holder is screwed with ordinary bolts on the sides.
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My wife is now more pleased than ever and enjoys using my homemade product.
Such practical things, despite their small size, are very useful.
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