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  1. #1
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    Sep 2008
    Germany
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    Fiskars Garden Knife

    This thing looks like a freakin' Klingon toothpick, minus the gore!

    I purchased mine at Target, for what I thought was a closeout price of $7.99. I'm pleased to say I found it elsewhere for about the same price on line!

    This thing is TOUGH!



    -Airborne1092

    bellum est praesto

  2. #2
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    Snow's Metal Detectors Tesoro, Sunray and Rods by Plugger Dealer

    Dec 2006
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    Re: Fiskars Garden Knife

    Thanks for the tip on the trowel. WOW! You use a R.B. SPD? not many other users of that machine. How's it working for you? Joe

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    Re: Fiskars Garden Knife

    i will back this one up mine was bought at target and is a great tool

  4. #4
    us
    Sep 2008
    Germany
    Ace 250 & Red Baron SPD VLF
    332
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting

    Re: Fiskars Garden Knife

    Forgot to mention - it's aluminium and welded. Prolly the only drawback would be repairs (expensive to weld.) However it's inexpensive enough to simply replace.


    RE: the RB SPD - I got it from my Grandma after my Grandpa passed away. They bought it new, iirc, about 20 years ago or so. I still haven't figured out if it's out of tune, or it's just sensitive and tunes out junk after a few minutes. I was just emailed the manual from BH.

    I like it so far - I like the fact that it's low tech and the user can manually tune it. It leads me to believe it may be more sensitive with user input. I'm a conspiricy theorist by nature and I believe most MDs (because of the tech is basically the same) are the same and the MD manufacturers DE-tune them for the cheaper models.

    I hope that makes sense!
    -Airborne1092

    bellum est praesto

  5. #5
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    sirdigsthepennies

    Apr 2008
    st. joseph missouri
    old school whites cion master 6/db and dfx 300 ace 250
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    Re: Fiskars Garden Knife

    i got mine on sale at the local jumbo hardware store for 4.00 this spring it was a sale for spring you might need to put some 2 part epoxy in the handle mine came out of the handle one time never again i fixed it

  6. #6
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    Mar 2008
    Houston Area
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    Re: Fiskars Garden Knife

    Quote Originally Posted by airborne1092
    Forgot to mention - it's aluminium and welded. Prolly the only drawback would be repairs (expensive to weld.) However it's inexpensive enough to simply replace.


    RE: the RB SPD - I got it from my Grandma after my Grandpa passed away. They bought it new, iirc, about 20 years ago or so. I still haven't figured out if it's out of tune, or it's just sensitive and tunes out junk after a few minutes. I was just emailed the manual from BH.

    I like it so far - I like the fact that it's low tech and the user can manually tune it. It leads me to believe it may be more sensitive with user input. I'm a conspiricy theorist by nature and I believe most MDs (because of the tech is basically the same) are the same and the MD manufacturers DE-tune them for the cheaper models.

    I hope that makes sense!
    Airborne, Is that a picture of "OLE GUS JIGGINS" on your profile pic. Thats classic material!
    "Gimme oysters and beer for dinner everyday of the year"


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    Re: Fiskars Garden Knife

    broke mine today

  8. #8
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    Ann of RonandAnn left to venture TNet on her own as LadyDigger!

    Jun 2006
    Virginia Beach
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    Re: Fiskars Garden Knife

    I use this same knife for almost 2 years now and I love it. Hubby tries to take it from me and I tell him to go buy his own!!! I paid $9.99 for mine at Target, but that was back in 2006. I think I'll get another one as a spare (or incase hubby takes mine again and doesn't tell me! ).
    Ron - Professional Printer, Fishing, Diving, Asst Scoutmaster Troop 65
    Proud parent of 1 daughter and 2 sons!!!

  9. #9

    Dec 2006
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    Re: Fiskars Garden Knife

    They have a lifetime warranty. If you break it you can get another one.

  10. #10
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    Ann of RonandAnn left to venture TNet on her own as LadyDigger!

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    Re: Fiskars Garden Knife

    Target still sells them....I got one for hubby for Christmas (2009)...under 10 bucks!

    Quote Originally Posted by khouse
    They have a lifetime warranty. If you break it you can get another one.
    They sure do....CyrptoDave broke his and received a replacement...he's the one that told me about this awesome digging tool. Love how it works around roots!!!
    Ron - Professional Printer, Fishing, Diving, Asst Scoutmaster Troop 65
    Proud parent of 1 daughter and 2 sons!!!

  11. #11
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    Re: Fiskars Garden Knife

    Handle came off on mine; I called and they
    sent out a new one.

    Took the old one and glued handle back on, been
    fine ever since.

    have a good un....
    SHERMANVILLE
    In the academies many books, at the circus many sacks of peanuts, at the club rooms many cigar butts.

  12. #12
    changemaster

    Apr 2008
    owensboro, ky
    bounty hunter land star
    31

    Re: Fiskars Garden Knife

    this thing sucks to dig with, i went through 3 in one day and switched to the ames planters buddy and have not had any problems with it.

  13. #13
    ca
    Sep 2007
    Sal Sagev Adaven
    E-TRAC
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    Metal Detecting

    Re: Fiskars Garden Knife

    I got one 2 years ago I wonder where it is
    I'll just follow you with My E-trac ! ! ! !

  14. #14
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    Sep 2008
    Germany
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    332
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting

    Re: Fiskars Garden Knife

    OMG people -

    I'm sooo sorry! I totally forgot about these older posts! Shaw - you still around!? Yes, admittedly, when I chose this avatar, I only knew it was Will Ferrell as a prospector. I had NEVER seen that skit before! Now, I just watched it, I'm choking half to death from laughing! OMG - that's great!

    So true - I AM the old prospector in the unit, and I'm now in Afghan-i-stan! All these young kids know me as the old guy, loosing his hearing and knows me as the guy who always talks about old coins, gold, silver and minerals/gems! LOL

    When I was in Idaho, I had some issues admittedly. I really had forgotten about a lot of these older convos, half of them I don't even remember posting or replying to. Mea Culpa.



    P.S. My Fiskar broke too, I don't think I even thought about a warranty, I just figured I was way too rough on it in that rocky Idaho soil...
    -Airborne1092

    bellum est praesto

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    Re: Fiskars Garden Knife

    Quote Originally Posted by airborne1092
    OMG people -

    I'm sooo sorry! I totally forgot about these older posts! Shaw - you still around!? Yes, admittedly, when I chose this avatar, I only knew it was Will Ferrell as a prospector. I had NEVER seen that skit before! Now, I just watched it, I'm choking half to death from laughing! OMG - that's great!

    So true - I AM the old prospector in the unit, and I'm now in Afghan-i-stan! All these young kids know me as the old guy, loosing his hearing and knows me as the guy who always talks about old coins, gold, silver and minerals/gems! LOL

    When I was in Idaho, I had some issues admittedly. I really had forgotten about a lot of these older convos, half of them I don't even remember posting or replying to. Mea Culpa.



    P.S. My Fiskar broke too, I don't think I even thought about a warranty, I just figured I was way too rough on it in that rocky Idaho soil...
    sorry but fiskar is toro caca after breaking 2 now. shame on me fur buying the 2nd 1. 8)

 

 

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