Can this be used to rake sand? To get sticks and little junk that washes up out of the sand.
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I use it to rake the beach at our cabin. It does a nice job getting seaweed and sticks and also leveling. It won't get the real small stuff because the tines are about 5/8" apart. Well built rake.
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Possibly, but it is actually a grading landscape rake for leveling new topsoil....
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I have not used it for raking sand, but I guess it could be used for that. The only issue is that if you're looking for it to pick up small sticks and junk, if they are smaller than the ~5/8" space between the tines, they may not get picked up.
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It is used to rake through the muck, mud or sand in search of clams. The rake fingers penetrate the surface and the basket collects the clams. It is a very well built and inexpensive quality clam rake.
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The short answer is yes. I don't use it for that, but it does polish rocks very well. You may wish to get the smaller model. It's a little less expensive and does the same job on a smaller load of rocks. Hope I have helped.
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I don't see why not. It's just sand, but carefully cleaned and strained for animal use.
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Not sure...... The sand pad are triangular & it vibrates rapidly. I suspect it could damage wood rather quickly using a medium or course pad. I would look on Youtube to see if you can find any guidance with any multi-tools like this. I would only try to sand areas that are too small for a palm or finishing sander to tackle. And then be very careful because you could sand unevenly.
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I suppose you could, if you had the holes on the right angle...but I am not sure you have to-or would want to. It works well in soil and is also used in the sand...good luck
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I consider this rake to groom high pile carpet. It basically lifts the carpet pile so it looks like you just vacuumed. I wouldn't use it to clean the carpet.
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I doubt it. We use it to break up clods of dirt and manure, and to rake the arena. It does a pretty good job at that, but anything heavy like a boulder it bounces over, and it does catch debris in the tines.
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I would say yes. I put this into a cordless drill and used it to scrub a long unwashed canoe. Bristles are stiff enough for tough jobs.
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Please be aware this is NOT A VACUUM. It does what a broom or mop would do. So yes it would pick up some dust on the cloth, but dust/sand would be pushed around also.
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If you never take it outside, maybe. If you use it outside, it can pick up dirt, sand, etc and really make a mess of your floors.
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Yes! But you need the cloth cover over the net. Well worth investing a couple extra bucks to clear the sand. Good luck.
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It should be fine for small jobs in sand or mud. I actually managed to bend it this week by digging myself out if very dense ice. Perhaps I hit some concrete, but was slightly disappointed it bent.
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I think it would probably be somewhat helpful in the sand. You might have to build up the sand behind it.
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I have used it to pick up small particles using the optional micro filter bag. I do not have sand to worry about but would imagine it would not be an issue unless the sand particles are super fine.
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No, sandpaper would actually do something. This garbage just falls apart and leaves whatever you were trying to clean behind.
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I think so. It does better on rugs than hardwood or tile. I have swept sand up no problem.