Magnetic knife holder

I recently learned a very simple way to make a magnetic knife holder with my own hands. This handy gadget has been missing from my kitchen for a long time, as my wife often reminded me of.
DIY magnetic knife holder

It turns out that such a holder can literally be assembled from what is available. The idea is this: make a thin frame from wooden slats, cover one side with plastic, and cover it with decorative film for appearance. And glue any pieces of magnets from dynamic heads, hard drives, etc. inside.
I used a ledge from IKEA in the same color as the kitchen and a sheet of stainless steel from an old coffee machine. Magnets from old hard drives.
DIY magnetic knife holder

The magnets are glued with hot glue. You can also fill them with epoxy resin.
If you have access to a milling machine, you can take a solid piece of wood, such as a block. Mill a groove, insert magnets and decorate with varnish. It will look very stylish.
But it’s still better to use stainless steel, since the metal is thin and the magnetic force attracts the knife more strongly.
My magnetic holder is screwed on with regular bolts on the sides.
DIY magnetic knife holder

My wife is now happier than ever and enjoys using my homemade product.
Such practical things, despite their small size, are very useful.
DIY magnetic knife holder

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Comments (4)
  1. Voris
    #1 Voris Guests December 27, 2017 10:14
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    Why bother with all sorts of stainless steel, bars, milling machines. Take a regular cable channel, plug the ends with something, push magnets into it and all the wisdom.
    1. Anton
      #2 Anton Guests 12 March 2018 09:56
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      Great idea! Thank you :)
  2. Guest Oksana
    #3 Guest Oksana Guests 26 October 2022 20:38
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    Voris, can you be more detailed, I’m a woman and I don’t really understand with a regular cable)
    1. Yuri_
      #4 Yuri_ Visitors 27 October 2022 21:43
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      A cable channel is not a cable, but a thin plastic tray with a removable lid, which is used when you need to more or less beautifully lay cables on a wall or ceiling. Its other name is a cable box.

      But this thing is still pretty flimsy. It’s better to take a wooden strip or a strip of plywood, drill holes in it and glue magnets into them.