Open-Front Reaching Stick
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Description
An upright pushing and lifting tool with a flat, circular base and an integrated handle. The open-fronted rim acts as a scoop, making it easy to slide under and pick up small parts.
What it's for
A workshop utility piece meant for lifting items off flat surfaces. The top of the handle is hollowed out, allowing you to friction-fit an extension rod if you need more reach.
Dimensions
- Overall Height: 160 mm
- Base Diameter: 80 mm
- Handle Diameter: 14 mm
- Extension Socket: 9 mm diameter, 40 mm deep
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