



Keep small metal hand tools, burs, and bench accessories organized and instantly accessible right above your active workspace. The Foredom® Magnetic Arm (MAAH-M) is a 12-inch swinging accessory arm featuring a powerful internal magnet lined with a soft, non-scratch felt surface. Designed as part of the modular Foredom Workbench System, it clamps securely onto support rods and swings horizontally to hold small metal tools safely off your bench top.
Why Choose the Foredom® Magnetic Arm
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Non-Scratch Felt Lining: Features a soft felt-covered magnetic face that holds steel tools securely without scratching delicate finishes or marring precision surfaces.
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High-Strength Magnetic Hold: Securely holds pliers, tweezers, steel burs, file blades, and small metal hand tools within easy reach.
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Reclaims Valuable Bench Real Estate: Elevates frequently used metal accessories off the primary bench surface, eliminating clutter around the bench pin.
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Foredom Workbench System Integration: Clamps solidly onto motor hanger support rods and non-motor support uprights using heavy-duty mounting hardware.
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Standardized 12-Inch Form Factor: Matches the uniform 12-inch length of all Foredom Workbench System accessory arms for a clean, cohesive bench setup.
Technical Specifications
| Brand Authority | Foredom® Tools |
| Model SKU Designation | MAAH-M |
| Surface Finish | Non-Scratch Felt Lining |
| Tool Holding Mechanism | Integrated Magnetic Core |
| System Compatibility | Fits Foredom® Motor Hanger Support Rods & Workbench System Uprights |
| Physical Dimensions |
12 l × 0.5 w × 1.5 h in (30 × 1.2 × 3.7 cm)
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| Primary Utility | Overhead magnetic tool docking, bench space optimization |
Free Global Shipping
We process orders within 1-3 business days. Estimated standard international delivery is 6-12 business days.
14-Day Returns
We have a 14-day return policy. Items must be unused, with all original accessories, and in original packaging.
For full details, please refer to our Shipping and Refund policies at the bottom of the page.






