Stalwart 75-S8874 Hawk Magnetic Pick-Up Tool with Quick Release

Operates very well for picking up the small debris around my home welding shop which is what my back demanded so i wasn't having to end over. I'll confess its not exactly high end construction but is perfect for the cost.

I used it to pick up nails at a construction site.

Works well for the price, could be a little longer and magnet could be a little stronger. Other than that it has worked great around the old house I am renovating. Picks up out of debris from a burnpile, picks and holds through fairly thick grass, and also pulls nails or screws pressed halfway into the mud. It's not perfect, but it does a great job, and hasn't failed me yet. I have been using this tool for over 3 months. I have definitely gotten my money's worth already.

Used to pick up nails at a old burned building. Did a good job.

I had one of these, but after years it rusted and wasn't any good anymore. I do alot of DIY around the house, and by the end of the day my back aches bad. My arthritic hands can't hang on to anything, and I tend to drop everything I try to grasp. I have become very dependent on this, along with the grabber tools. I'm thrilled to get them. I think that USPS dropped the ball on this though, and I had to finally drive 15 miles to the post office to get it. It was raining the day the mailman was to deliver it , so he didn't. I have a large receptacle for boxes, but no, not even a note. Oh yeah the best part about this type of magnet is the release handle that releases what you pick up. We have one that is a long bar, but you have to remove everything by hand. That can be painful, and I don't use it.

I bought 3 of these magnetic pick-up tools for the shotgun club that I belong to. While we have young people working at the club, many older shooters pick up their spent shotgun shells so the pullers won't have to. It is so nice not to have to get down on our knees to gather the shells. A favorite feature is the release that allows the shells to fall into the shell bucket without having to manually take them off the magnet. This feature makes it much easier for shooters and pullers to clean up the shooting line.

It’s about the size of a soft ball but the handle does kill the magnetism. It’s an average strength magnet not going to pick up a large chunk of metal.

Maybe lasted a month Weak magnet. Casing cracked. A rivet pulled out on the handle. Product is just low quality. Maybe good for getting nails out of grass. Not ordering again.

The Good:- Great for firepits- Good for work sitesThe Not So Good:- Materials kind of cheapI use this with my firepit because I burn wood with nails and screws in it. This works great and it removes all the metal and more after a fire. I use this at times at job sites and it works there as well. The release handle is very convenient and the ball structure is nice so that it minimizes damage to surrounding areas. I did find that the materials that it's made of is a little on the cheap side and would have liked it better if it was a little more solid.Thanks for reading! Do not forget to leave a helpful vote if you found this helpful!

Te facilita enormemente la recolección de tornillo, clavos etc de una construcción

Picks up nails and more very well.

Good product idea, but could use a better magnet, which should be easy, given the surface area that is magnetic.

Good product - great for tight spaces behind tool cabinets, etc. where you might have dropped a tin of screws or nails which need to be picked up. Lightweight and well-made.