chirper97
Sr. Member
- Mar 28, 2005
- 483
- 171
- Detector(s) used
- White's V3i, White's DFX 300, Garrett Infinium PI, Fisher CZ6A, Garrett Deepseeker and Groundhog ADS
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
It's 2009 (I think); technology has progressed to incredible heights.
The biggest obstacle to consistently enjoying our hobby of metal detecting, from my view, is the very hard work and drudgery of digging targets.
What about a device that could dig for you?
It would be adjustable, both diameter and depth. It may resemble an automatic flower bulb planter.
You may need to stand on it for sufficient counter force as it digs. It probably will progressively rotate its blade.
It would save knees, hands, and back from injuries.
Seems like this could be invented, if not already available. I want one!
Any inventions or ideas out there??
My search terms for google have been: tool dig cylinder dirt
Best result so far: http://blog.couponbell.com/tag/automatic-bulb-hole-digger/
http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/library/policy/army/fm/5-430-00-1/APPE.htm
Any suggestions?
The biggest obstacle to consistently enjoying our hobby of metal detecting, from my view, is the very hard work and drudgery of digging targets.
What about a device that could dig for you?
It would be adjustable, both diameter and depth. It may resemble an automatic flower bulb planter.
You may need to stand on it for sufficient counter force as it digs. It probably will progressively rotate its blade.
It would save knees, hands, and back from injuries.
Seems like this could be invented, if not already available. I want one!
Any inventions or ideas out there??
My search terms for google have been: tool dig cylinder dirt
Best result so far: http://blog.couponbell.com/tag/automatic-bulb-hole-digger/
http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/library/policy/army/fm/5-430-00-1/APPE.htm
Any suggestions?