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The magnetic wristband is especially made for those home improvement chores where you feel like you don't have enough hands. It has a powerful magnetic surface that's 2.25" x 1.25", and can hold a handful of those nails and screws in place while you're busy getting the job done. Might not be a good idea to wear it when you're working on hard drives or any other magnetic media. It's available now for $19.50.
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11:51 AM on Wed Mar 22 2006
By Charlie White
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