EvolutionPower Tools Cyclone Magnetic Swarf & Chip Collector Wand - Pickup Magnet Tool For Metal Cuttings & Shavings

How have I not heard of this before? This thing is awesome! I use it around my chop saw, drill press, grinding areas and anywhere I work where I make a mess when fabricating. Just wave the magic wand to clean up your metal mess anywhere in your shop. This makes cleanup quick ad easy. I run it along frame rails after drilling holes to collect the chips and curlies. Once done or it's full just pull the plunger and it dumps and cleans itself. No more metal splinters. Highly recommended.

Very strong magnet will stick to machinery when removing machine shop milllings and drillings. Not a bad thing, just the way it works. The unit is very well made and very functional. I also ordered the 30" unit as much of my clean-up is the floor under workbenches. Very pleased!

Clean, fast cutting with very few sparks.. highly recommend. Small footprint is great for cutting in a small garage.

Works great to pickup metal shavings and chips.

It works good at attracting ferrous metal (iron,steel). So that includes mills, lathe, etc. in addition to the swath. It gets most out of the ways and beds, but not all. The magnet has plenty of power and the dump is mostly good, but you have to keep the surface of the tube free of oils to work best. I am going to use it because it gets most material quicker than a vacuum, keeping the filters cleaner.

I hesitated to buy at first but decided to and it's definitely worth it. It will pick up pieces of metal from drilling very easily. Just start moving it around and it catches them smoothly then just hold it over the trash and pull the knob back then they drop in. On a side note, if you have it attached to work piece that's metal close to area it will catch shavings as you drill.

Love this thing for my magnetic drill picking up metal shavings works great should have had one of these years ago

Awesome for cleaning swarf and chips out of corners and from under machines. The other machinists are always wanting to borrow it. Also has helped me find small ferrous parts I have dropped, screws and loose ball bearings and such which always bounce underneath the most inaccessible machines and benches (which happens often, unfortunately).