What metal will a magnetic sheet stick to best?
my beef with unions is at the store. it used to be made in Japan was synonymous with poor workmanship, today it's made in America and the union label, since not doing quality work will not only be allowed, but actively protected
This is one of my main beefs with Unions.
You hit the nail on the head. Pay should be Performance based.
For the best answers, search on this site shorturl.im/axeEB If the aluminum is very thin, it will work if you put the magnets on the opposite side of what you want to hold. In my shop, I use aluminum gutter tape stapled onto wood to hold computer hard drive magnets in place on my workbench. I can then stick my steel tools all over the place so that they are in easy reach. The typical hard drive magnet will hold about 75 pounds. All you need is something to hold the magnet in place securely. Thin sheet aluminum will work.
copper and aluminum won't work. Some types stainless steel are magnetic, some are not. Only certain materials are magnetic. Iron, most steels, cobalt and nickel are the main ones. .
