Ruined the piece. Just another thing for everyone to watch out for I guess!
You can measure and buy a new magnet or write to support for a replacement.
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I placed a magnet on top, it doesn’t fit but it works.
It measures the bit when you change bits.
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Been there and done that…
Purchased some of this double sided tape. Worked great
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The ID looks like 11.5 mm. Now if only I had some kind of… machine… a machine that could cut a solid stock material into a perfect 11.4 mm diameter circle… hmm maybe one day someone will make an affordable one and maybe some day I will have several of them… haha just kidding some day is now
If it’s magnetic I guess it’s probably stuck to the back of a wrench but I can’t find the damn thing.
I found this happening with the McFly cutter. Support, like others here suggested using a small piece of double-side tape to keep it in place.
It is a catch 22. The top was made to be replaced but if you damage it you need to attach it so it is harder to replace. Round and round and round.
I have an original with solid button and almost drilled through it when I first got it. Then I got a used xl with the newer one and during cleaning blew the magnet away. I ordered a bunch of 10mm magnets from Amazon.
Also with regard to your other response on the McFly care, thank you twice for great information!
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