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NEIKO 25-Lb Telescoping 7-30" Long Extendable Magnetic Pickup Tool

$6.80

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Amazon has NEIKO 25-Pound Telescoping 7-30" Long Extendable Magnetic Pickup Tool (53425A) on sale for $6.79. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Zoro also has NEIKO 25-Pound Telescoping 7-30" Long Extendable Magnetic Pickup Tool (53425A) on sale for $6.79. Shipping is free on $50+ orders after you sign in.

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Product Details:
  • Strong Magnet: Easily retrieve small metal objects in hard-to-reach places with this magnet wand with a holding force and pulling force of 25lbs to secure parts from behind or under the worktable without bending over.
  • Extend Your Reach From 7" to 30": The extendable magnet pickup tool allows you to reach deep crevices effortlessly with a collapsible stainless-steel shaft that can be adjusted with its six-section design.
  • Slim Magnetic Tool: The 1" magnetic head effortlessly fits into recessed and obstructed spaces. Effortlessly pick up small items, sockets, or nuts and bolts in your engine bay with this magnetic grabbing tool.
  • Comfortable Grip: Tough and durable easy-to-carry pen magnet with an enhanced nonslip double-dipped PVC cushioned grip for an extremely comfortable handle and an ergonomic fit perfect for any mechanic, DIYer, or handyman.
  • Every Day Carry: This pocket magnet is an ideal gift that can easily be carried anywhere with its compact size and can retrieve bolts, nuts, sockets, pins, coins, washers, or your keys in cramped or narrow spaces.

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    • Our research indicates that this deal is $4.20 less (38.2% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $10.99 at the time of this post.
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Amazon has NEIKO 25-Pound Telescoping 7-30" Long Extendable Magnetic Pickup Tool (53425A) on sale for $6.79. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Zoro also has NEIKO 25-Pound Telescoping 7-30" Long Extendable Magnetic Pickup Tool (53425A) on sale for $6.79. Shipping is free on $50+ orders after you sign in.

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.

Product Details:
  • Strong Magnet: Easily retrieve small metal objects in hard-to-reach places with this magnet wand with a holding force and pulling force of 25lbs to secure parts from behind or under the worktable without bending over.
  • Extend Your Reach From 7" to 30": The extendable magnet pickup tool allows you to reach deep crevices effortlessly with a collapsible stainless-steel shaft that can be adjusted with its six-section design.
  • Slim Magnetic Tool: The 1" magnetic head effortlessly fits into recessed and obstructed spaces. Effortlessly pick up small items, sockets, or nuts and bolts in your engine bay with this magnetic grabbing tool.
  • Comfortable Grip: Tough and durable easy-to-carry pen magnet with an enhanced nonslip double-dipped PVC cushioned grip for an extremely comfortable handle and an ergonomic fit perfect for any mechanic, DIYer, or handyman.
  • Every Day Carry: This pocket magnet is an ideal gift that can easily be carried anywhere with its compact size and can retrieve bolts, nuts, sockets, pins, coins, washers, or your keys in cramped or narrow spaces.

Editor's Notes

Written by Nate650 | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Our research indicates that this deal is $4.20 less (38.2% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $10.99 at the time of this post.
  • About this product:
  • About this store:
  • Additional notes:
    • Please see the original post for additional details & give the wiki and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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Quote from Protege :
Ripoff. Always few bucks at Harbor freight
The Harbor Freight version is $5.49 and rated at only 15 lbs. https://www.harborfreight.com/29-...64656.html
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fsu67Yesterday 8:02 PM
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Quote from Protege :
Ripoff. Always few bucks at Harbor freight
I have this one and it's way better than that HF one that breaks easily from the extension rod.
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AlchemicYesterday 8:48 PM
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MUST. STOP. BUYING. TOOLS. I. DON'T. NEED.

(add to cart)
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qt8hjcYesterday 9:41 PM
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Quote from Alchemic :
MUST. STOP. BUYING. TOOLS. I. DON'T. NEED.(add to cart)
You're buying it, right? 😂
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Sam HobbsToday 12:32 AM
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I might be interested in an electromagnet like this but I cannot find such a thing. Amazon sells many electromagnets that could be used to DIY one. I can find videos and articles showing how to make an electromagnet by coiling a wire but nothing pre-built.
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bootymongerToday 12:37 AM
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Have one very similar from some free after rebate Menards deal years ago. Was very handy to grab rust chunks out of an old basement drain.

I guess mine is also "only" 15 lbs., but was fine for my purpose. $3.99 every day before their 11%.
https://www.menards.com/main/tool...-19379.htm
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JohnR6368Today 12:37 AM
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Ok. Sure, why not.
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RecklessFireToday 12:44 AM
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i've never found one of these that was anywhere near the rated strength
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c3688tToday 12:49 AM
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Quote from RecklessFire :
i've never found one of these that was anywhere near the rated strength
You beat me to it. I would buy ten if these could really pick up that much.
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abstractedpuddingToday 3:12 AM
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Quote from c3688t :
You beat me to it. I would buy ten if these could really pick up that much.
Not to mention that that telescoping rod wouldn't last long holding 25 pounds at any kind of angle.
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SlickHamster613Today 3:24 AM
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Quote from Sam Hobbs :
I might be interested in an electromagnet like this but I cannot find such a thing. Amazon sells many electromagnets that could be used to DIY one. I can find videos and articles showing how to make an electromagnet by coiling a wire but nothing pre-built.
Why the interest in an electromagnetic pick-up tool? I could see the usefulness in a metal shop if you want to be able to turn it off, so you can use it when you want to pick up something, but don't want it collecting metal shavings all day long while you work. Other than that, I like the idea of a permanent magnet that doesn't rely on electronics and batteries. So I'm curious how you would use the electromagnet to make it worth the added complexity?
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SoukaToday 4:38 AM
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I have one of these, and unfortunately it was useful.

Why unfortunately?

I changed my transmission fluid recently and noticed a slight glimmer in the fluid in the sunlight.
Ran the tool through the fluid, along the bottom... came up with all sorts of tiny bits of metal.

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ilovecanadaToday 5:24 AM
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Thought momentarily that was 30' on the long end and I was gonna be so impressed by that....

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Sam HobbsToday 7:16 AM
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Quote from SlickHamster613 :
So I'm curious how you would use the electromagnet to make it worth the added complexity?

When picking up many small items it is very useful to be able to turn the magnetism off. Turn on the magnetism, pick up stuff, then turn off the magnet and the items drop.

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