The magnetic grabber that fishes dropped screws out from under the car
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This kit bundles three small tools that solve the same annoying problem: a telescoping magnetic pickup wand, an extendable inspection mirror, and a slim LED flashlight. The magnet wand extends to reach screws, bolts, and washers that fall into the engine bay, behind the dryer, or under the seat, then grabs them so you do not have to. The mirror angles into tight spots to see what your eyes cannot reach, and the LED light pen throws a focused beam where overhead lighting fails. All three collapse
Pros
- Telescoping magnet retrieves dropped screws and bolts from deep, awkward spaces
- Inspection mirror angles into tight spots your eyes cannot reach
- Slim LED light pen adds focused light exactly where you need it
- All three tools collapse to pocket size and clip together
Cons
- The magnet is sized for small hardware like screws and bolts, not for lifting heavy steel parts.
Frequently asked questions
How far does the magnetic wand extend?
It telescopes out to reach into engine bays and behind appliances, then collapses back to pocket length for storage.
What can the magnet actually pick up?
It is built for small steel hardware like screws, bolts, nuts, and washers. It is not meant to lift heavy parts.
Does the flashlight take the same battery as the rest?
The LED light pen uses small batteries; check the included items, as button-cell batteries are commonly included to start.
Is this a good gift?
Yes, it is a frequent pick for dads, mechanics, and DIYers because almost everyone has dropped a screw somewhere unreachable.
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