Countersink Neodymium Magnets

Countersinking neodymium magnets involves creating a recessed hole in a material to accommodate the magnet. This is typically done using a countersink bit, which is a drill bit with a cone-shaped end.Countersinking neodymium magnets is commonly done in woodworking, metalworking, and other applications where magnets need to be securely embedded in materials. It allows for a flush and seamless installation while maintaining the magnetic strength of the magnet.