modified hand scoop.

Jesse James

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Very nice! Here's my quicky that I made a few years ago before my Myrtle Beach SC vacation. I cut a 4 in. PVC pipe on an angle, drilled some holes slightly smaller than a dime, hose clamped some wire mesh on the back, and used a spare curtain rod for the pole. It worked out great.
 

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I also glued some magnets in my scoop so it would catch nails from beach fire wood.
 

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Those should work fine for shallow dry sand. I'd never hold up to the abuse I put one to.
 

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