One of our customers needed a better way to keep track of their paintbrushes. Fortunately, paintbrushes often have a metal band around them, which is attached to a magnet. As you can see in the picture below, a number of magnets are glued underneath the painting stand, where the brushes can easily be placed when not in use. On each magnet is a felt plate that protects the magnet from the repeated ‘blows’ of the paintbrush. Without the felt plate, the magnet can be damaged over time.
Here you can see the paintbrushes where they are attached to the frame of the painting stand.
Here you can see the paintbrushes from below. The magnets are glued and attached to a felt plate.
If you don't want to glue the magnets in place, you can consider countersunk pot magnets that can easily be screwed in place. Further down the page you will find examples of such magnets and a link to the magnet used in this article.
If you have made a project that you want to share with others, you are always welcome to send us texts and pictures. We'll be happy to turn it into an article. You can contact us by writing to info@brisingi.com
