Magnet Sweeper Magnetic Nail Roller: 17-Inch Heavy Duty Magnet Nail Pickup Rolling Tool with Telescoping Adjustable Handle 8.8-Pound Capacity Ideal for Workshop Garage Yard Construction Cleanup

I used it for about 15 minutes around the house after getting a new roof and picked up 12 nails and many staples. This is after the roofers combed the same area with their magnets. I'll bet I can do the same thing again tomorrow. This inexpensive wheeled magnet has already paid for itself. Yes, it could be built sturdier but then it would cost more money and since it's a one time use I could see no reason to spend more. This one is well worth it's price.

The magnetic sweeper is perfect for using at my barn after the farrier has taken care of horses. The nails that are used can be easily found and picked up with this device. Easy to assemble and put to good use.

This magnet works extremely well to find those stray nails left behind by the siding people. The contractor had a simple wand magnet with no wheels which was run over the yard 3 times, however that one wasn't nearly as strong as this one.The only problem I had was that the extended handle would easily collapse if I pushed the roller. I found that if I pulled the roller instead, it worked well.

After I got a flat tire, I bought this, and this is what I found after 10 minutes on my driveway! This thing is great. It's a bit flimsy, but I don't know why you need anything heavy-duty for this job.

I never write reviews, but after having a roofing job done, this product was exactly what I needed for the price. The roofers had a much more complicated magnetic device which worked fine on hard surfaces, but grass wiped nails right off, making it ineffective. I needed to remove nails frequently as they accumulated on my magnetic sweeper, and using this involved significant effort to cover the perimeter of my house, but I'm hopeful these efforts will prevent a flat tire on my mower.

I haven't written a review in a while but I got tickled with the instructions as I assembled it. First, I screwed in the handle in without reading the other side of the bar. Naturally, I got it wrong, but not hard, undoing and redoing. What difference does it make, which side?There are 4 washers. The package contents/parts doesn't mention them. This same page of the assembly instructions says there are 2 x screws. 2 screws? I would call them bolts, and I assume one washer goes on one side of the wheel, and the other washer on the other side of the wheel, on the screw, I think is a bolt. The function of the washers, I'm wondering. I don't know.More seriously and of more concern to me, I'm not sure the handle will hold up. I tried to roll the sweeper uphill through grass, and found it works a lot better dragging it instead of pushing through grass. The rubber part and the end of the handle I can't get to stay on, so I may try glueing it. But my main concern is that this handle is made of thin metal.I think this tool will work for me if I am careful with it.

I like the magnetic strength of this product and look forward to using it at our work site. Was disappointed in the tools they provided to put this together though...the wrench did NOT fit the screws, but I did have my own tools, so it wasn't much of an issue, but someone else may not have the right tool to tighten them.

It works well I didn’t install the wheels. I attached an old broom handle to the short handle provided with duct tape and just dragged the magnet across the grass. Picked up all the construction nails from recent porch installation.Would be nice if the handle was 3 feet longer.