Outus 20 Sets Magnetic Push Pin Magnet Thumb Tack Poster Hanger Thumb Tacks for Wall School Supplies Classroom Decoration Bulletin Boards (Silver)

I would definitely recommend to friends and family, and I would buy again. Pro's: - StRoNg Magnets - Magnets and pin heads are smooth - Easy to push pins into drywall - Nicely packaged with plastic storage container and Styrofoam * Bonus black velvety drawstring storage bag Con's - Pin heads are a little wider than expected. Details: - The pictures of these temples are on a thicker card stock. The strength of the magnets is strong enough to hold at least 4 of these pictures (I was too lazy to take the top ones down and try more). - The magnets and pin heads are smooth so I don't worry that they are going to scratch my pictures. - The video shows my little taking the picture down and putting it back up. Very easy to use. - The little Styrofoam pieces were put on tips of each pin. I'm saving these pieces to store them for our next move. - The plastic storage container isn't the most sturdy, but it is sturdy enough. - I haven't tried to pull them out of the wall yet, but I don't see a major issue with getting them out, especially since we have textured painted walls. - The thickness of the pin heads was more than I expected, but it doesn't detract from the display and is definitely Not a deal-breaker.

These work like a dream and the magnet is really strong for the size.

I’ve included a photo with this product next to a standard thumb tack. The magnetic version has a slightly longer stick and is perhaps just a smidge thicker. It left a hole in the wall not much different than a tack would (also pictured). The magnet is strong and I worried about it damaging the poster when I tried removing it but I didn’t have any issues. It was surprisingly easy to remove considering how well it held the poster. I also didn’t have any issues with shipping. My package arrived in tact, and while the box isn’t the highest quality plastic available, I feel like it’s perfectly suited for storing the pins. I don’t anticipate having any trouble with it lasting. It seems sturdy enough to do it’s job. The pins are packaged with small foam protection around the points. I’m impressed with this simple little product and will purchase more to send with my son as he heads off to school.

I used these to display some watercolor pieces in a show. The largest piece I used these on was 18x18", on 140lb watercolor paper. These will hold that but I wouldn't go much bigger because the magnets are small. They are powerful, by way. They will snap together if they get close to each other. The push pins are easy enough to push into drywall so don't try to hammer them because they are magnetic and will stick to the hammer and then you'll hammer the pin right through your finger (speaking from experience). And the pins are sharp. So, push them in gently and just be careful. These make it easy to display works on paper in a nice way.

For CO2 lasers, many operators use a steel bed to lay material on for cutting. The problem with cutting on a flat surface is when the lser burns through, the brown or dark smoke and resifue gets deposited on the back of you material, wood, acrylice etc. The same is true for open metal honeycomb, leaves burn or smoke marks where the laser crosses the metal. Using either small cylindrical super magnets, or a pin gris solves this. You can position your pins to support the outside scrap, as well as the cut product. The laser has space under the material for the smoke to be removed and not leave marks. These are a great deal. The pin bases are magnetic, and I didn't realize that when ordering. So they can be placed directly on the steel bed, or you can use the included cylindircal magnets to increase the material height from the bed. Or you can use the cylindric magnets alone. Conclusion: Although unexpected, you are getting triple the methods of support in 1 product. Magnetic base pins, cylindrical magnets and combination of both.

These are small but strong. Perfect for hanging my diamond paintings. I will be buying more of these.

These are really cool, I wish I found them a long time ago. I used them to hang a few tapestries. I’d say the magnetic strength is a lot better than I anticipated. The only issue I had was probably my fault, I tried to hammer a couple into a really hard wooden post at an angle and I bent 2 of them, one I was able to straighten out and the other I just put back in the box. I will most likely buy more in the future.

These are very convenient but struggle to keep bigger posters (we're only talking like, 24"x36" paper posters) up all the way. Definitely not the best choice if you have a big/heavy poster to put up. Also, minor gripe, these don't come in multiples of four for some reason. Or two. There's an odd number of magnet/pin sets. These are also fairly overpriced.