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pepperj said:
I think not-sorry if you thought that I do-but not.

My stress relief doesn't go there-mine is digging dirt after the coil goes beep.

Geez some people children-I'm telling you folks this guy has 1 week off and it's all gutter thinking/talking.

I think it'll be all :censored: content by Monday the way he's sliding.:laughing7:

Therapy buddy-get some coil therapy.

Need to take that apron off and and take the coil for a walk.
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WannaDig3687 said:
He cooks, he cleans, he does the grocery shopping. Couple thoughts. :icon_scratch:I'll just say that I am shocked ..... ooh better stop, forum rules.
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I don't just cook and clean :laughing7: I also... oh hold on, I just heard the timer go on the dryer, my apron's dry! :tongue3:

Saturday - grocery shopping and change the bed sheets.
Sunday - detecting in the morning, if it's not too hot... then lawn grooming in the afternoon.
See you all again tomorrow morning at 5am, have a good weekend everyone! :occasion14:



 

ANTIQUARIAN said:

I don't just cook and clean :laughing7: I also... oh hold on, I just heard the timer go on the dryer, my apron's dry! :tongue3:

Saturday - grocery shopping and change the bed sheets.
Sunday - detecting in the morning, if it's not too hot... then lawn grooming in the afternoon.
See you all again tomorrow morning at 5am, have a good weekend everyone! :occasion14:
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ANTIQUARIAN said:

I don't just cook and clean :laughing7: I also... oh hold on, I just heard the timer go on the dryer, my apron's dry! :tongue3:

Saturday - grocery shopping and change the bed sheets.
Sunday - detecting in the morning, if it's not too hot... then lawn grooming in the afternoon.
See you all again tomorrow morning at 5am, have a good weekend everyone! :occasion14:
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I do apologize. I was posting with my nose. :BangHead:
 

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Mornin all!

W.D. : if the Mr. is handy , you could study the edge of your Lesche and have him sharpen it. I beveled mine on the inside edge.
Was not impressed with the root cutting teeth. Thinned them and they cut a little better , But am half tempted to knock all but a few teeth off.
You'll like it's durability though. If you need more than that ,it's a short narrow shovel to compliment the Lesche....Or a pickaxe. Or a backhoe ..
 

releventchair said:
Mornin all!

W.D. : if the Mr. is handy , you could study the edge of your Lesche and have him sharpen it. I beveled mine on the inside edge.
Was not impressed with the root cutting teeth. Thinned them and they cut a little better , But am half tempted to knock all but a few teeth off.
You'll like it's durability though. If you need more than that ,it's a short narrow shovel to compliment the Lesche....Or a pickaxe. Or a backhoe ..
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He's not handy, nor helpful. Well ok maybe sometimes. I'll keep it in mind. If I have issues, there's a hardware store that sharpens. I got it because the detecting group at the campground recommended it. Save your knees they say.
 

WannaDig3687 said:
He's not handy, nor helpful. Well ok maybe sometimes. I'll keep it in mind. If I have issues, there's a hardware store that sharpens. I got it because the detecting group at the campground recommended it. Save your knees they say.
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Knees are handy..

In a lawn we're cutting plugs. That's where the edge comes in. The edge opposite the edge with teeth. Stab. Cut with sawing motion with the smooth side of your digger.
Which, means you are turning a circle/C shape away from the sawtooth edge. You'll know what I mean when you cut a flap or plug with the saw teeth instead. Messier , but more effort required on your part too. You clog teeth with grass,roots,pebble(s) ect . and it's more effort to cut. Then you have to clean the blade off.

My wrist/arm will tire of turning/cutting the same direction and when I don't pay attention I'll be cutting with the sawteeth edge. Then I'll notice again. Clay is bad for sticking that way. Get ahold of a piece of wire in the teeth and the well oiled sewing machine rhythm cutting up and down motion goes right out the window.

Small (keyword ,small) roots I set a tooth notch over and give the digger a short shove to break the root. Even sharp the teeth don't do much for cutting. At least not for me. I don't fight roots much. Tunnel under one sometimes , but the Lesche is not ideal (for me for sure) to cut roots bigger than a pencil, or really any live wood.
 

Afternoon bart, RC and WIF
 

releventchair said:
More so when the poster is very tired.
Do wipe the mashed potatoes off nose first though if you were practicing typing on the dinner plate...
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I find it hard to see the keys after awhile, gravy just looks bad when it dries.
 

Nite Arc.
 

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