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Libralabsoldier

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I used to have a Fiskars digging knife...and I hunted high and low today and could not find another one. Anyone have any ideas where I can get my hands on one, or a comparable digger?
 
maybe Lowes home centers , home depot , try any garden centers ..
 
Tried Wally World and Home Depot today. I guess I will try Lowes tomorrow.
 
Im going to hit Lowes in the morning after I drop my daughter off at school, then on to a nearby park. I have been hitting lots of pulltabs, so a ring or actual silver should be in my future. I just want to be able to make neater plugs that can be tamped back in better.
 
Get a lesche i have dug in hard packed gravel with mine. No problems to speek of other than gravel is hard to dig in.
 
check out harbor freight, they have a dandy hunting knife, i think it was on sale when i bought mine, something like 7.99. tough little sucker, stainless steel, with a sheath.
 
There a quite a few alternatives to a Lesche but, none will last as long or take the abuse.
 
I got the TrueTemper one from Lowes...and I will probably also use it for its intended purpose of gardening as well> It is plenty sturdy for my use. Hell, worse come to worst I can always get an Army E-tool.
 
Libralabsoldier said:
I used to have a Fiskars digging knife...and I hunted high and low today and could not find another one. Anyone have any ideas where I can get my hands on one, or a comparable digger?

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I use a lesche and a predator, I won't be trying anything else
 
im all about entry level gear that works fine and saves me money i not have in first place (thanks ex wives and judge happy) - the blue handled true temper garden digger is plenty good enough

i sharpen mine (on a grizzly wet wheel machine) and in a pinch i can surely defend myself with it also cause it will shave. and i have big hands and it even feels nice and study too. i do need to practice more of course but it cuts pretty clean hole

HH
 
Love responding to revived threads.
All one has to do is purchase a Lesche. Sure, they're a bit more expensive initially, but you'll only need one, ever...
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