Magnetic Sand Hourglass

Watching time fly has never been so interesting! Magnets make everything better Since the advent of useful timers (silent sand timer = bad idea), the traditional sand hourglass has served a purely ornamental function.  But by replacing the sand with iron filings and introducing a magnet, the Magnetic Sand Hourglass has flipped how we view the hourglass on its head (pun city!). Instead of a boring pile of sand, the Magnetic Sand Hourglass creates spiky, craggy structures as the filings fall.  A mesmerizing tabletop distraction Mentally blocked at work? Flip over the Magnetic Sand Timer and enjoy the show! Hopefully, it'll help spark that next big idea. Or at least give you something to watch instead of whatever frivolous "work" you've been tasked. Frequently Asked Questions Question: Why do you call it an "hourglass" when the timer is only about 35 seconds long? Answer: The shape is that of an hourglass, y'all! Plus, if you wanted an hour-long timer made from iron f