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What is usually stored in the pantry of a good owner, who is enthusiastically engaged in cultivating the land and growing garden crops? As a rule, this is a large "gentleman's" set of various tools, among which the most common shovel, chopper, rake, hand cultivators for weed control and other similar auxiliary devices are the simplest helpers designed to facilitate work and help grow a good crop of vegetables and various "vitamin" greenery. To deliver such an "arsenal" to the beds and plantings, a trolley is already required.

However, this vehicle will not be required by the owner of the proposed combined tool, which was introduced to its readers by the Hungarian magazine Ezermešter. A universal working head is installed on its handle, replacing the traditional set of conventional garden tools.

combi head. The craftsmen managed to invest multifunctional capabilities in a single tool thanks to the ingenious transformation of a conventional saw blade.

First of all, all the teeth were removed from it on the abrasive wheel, and a light and wear-resistant disk turned out, which served as the basis for the creation of a new garden tool.

To begin with, a segment was cut out of the disc using a gas welding machine. slightly smaller than Thursdays of the disc area. The edges of the cut are sharpened: a kind of corner knife has turned out. And on the opposite side, the second segment was removed obliquely, and a number of large teeth with internal sharpening for the blade were cut along this edge. The rest of the disk was also sharpened - an arcuate knife was obtained.

It remains to make the mounting part - a kind of bracket that would allow you to connect the working head with the handle, but not tightly, but hingedly, so that it would be convenient to work with all the resulting sides of the head. This required a smaller auxiliary disk (made of softer metal), on which a nut was welded along the central hole, and on both sides of it - two metal corner lugs for a bolt and a wing nut (for attaching the handle).

Gardener's harvester
Rice. 1. Combined garden tool: 1 - universal working head (A - arcuate circular knife; B - corner knife; C - toothed part); 2 - auxiliary disk - handle bracket; 3 - bracket fastening nut; 4 - ears for attaching the handle; 5 - wing nut; 6 - cutting; 7 - bolt for fixing the handle; 8,9 - screw and washer for fastening the handle bracket

Gardener's harvester
Rice. 2. Tool in chopper position

The handle itself is ordinary, as for a shovel or rake. To connect with the working head of its horses, it can simply be cut off under the gap between the ears of the bracket or additionally edged with tin so that it does not wear out from frequent rearrangement due to a change in the type of work.

Functional application. The resulting tool can be used alone for a variety of jobs that would require a whole arsenal of traditional auxiliary tools. Let's take a look at just a few of its possible uses.

With a perpendicular position of the disk in relation to the handle (Fig. 2), everything can be done. which is typical for a conventional or arc chopper: for example, loosen the soil, make holes and grooves in it. In this case, that side of the tool, which is an arcuate knife, is activated.

Without changing the position of the handle, but turning the disk with the teeth down (Fig. 4), you can work like a rake, breaking up clods of freshly dug earth or freeing it from open weed roots; form grooves for sowing seeds; collect old tops or autumn leaves that have fallen from trees in the garden; finally, clean the cracks of a paved or tiled path in the area from vegetation sprouted in them (Fig. 5).

Gardener's harvester
Rice. 3. Functions of the cultivator: cutting weeds with an arcuate knife

Gardener's harvester
Rice. 4. Acting as a rake with the toothed part of the disc

Gardener's harvester
Rice. 5. Cleaning the cracks of the tiled path from weeds

If we move the handle to an inclined position, having previously “released” the wing nut and then tightened it again, we turn the tool into a hand cultivator: the disk will slide flat on the ground, cutting off the weeds with its sharp edge of the arcuate knife. Having "thrown" the stalk to the opposite side, we will be able to "attack" even weeds or weed trunks with a corner knife, sharply pushing it forward.

Thus, as we see, all parts and sides of the combined tool can be involved, capable of performing almost any traditional work in the garden and similar ones in the garden.

Author: B.Vladimirov

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