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This jumped off the drawing board today
- Thread starter bcoop
- Start date
blue dunbar
New member
I would look at 2 things. The hilt a little larger similar to the Lesch tool, and some grip material on the handle. Also, I wonder about the knob at the end of the handle as to whether or not that might get in the way. But the blade definitely has the right Idea. Cuts down excess metal not needed to do the job.
Sven
Well-known member
Great job, like the narrow blade.
Make another with this in mind----more knife edge to quickly penetrate the lawn grass, serrated saw edge only needed for a couple inches near the handle portion of the blade . That way the saw teeth will cut thru the grass roots near the surface, where it's needed. You might just have the perfect tool.
Make another with this in mind----more knife edge to quickly penetrate the lawn grass, serrated saw edge only needed for a couple inches near the handle portion of the blade . That way the saw teeth will cut thru the grass roots near the surface, where it's needed. You might just have the perfect tool.