! Amazing ploskorez - to replace usual spade, hoe, rakes etc...

This looks like a unique hoe.  
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My question is how to choose a right handle for this tool.

Tatyana Piven wrote:My question is how to choose a right handle for this tool.

They are very easy to make.  The site where you buy them has step-by-step instructions here:

How to make handle...

That new tool looks awesome!

I make a lot- some would say Too much- use of a small pick, sharpened.  It does a good job, but I'll bet the Fokin hoe would be even better !

Pamela, I agree, I know the Fokin hoe would be so much better. It is such a versatile tool. I have been wanting this tool but have not got around to ordering since I was in the process of moving. I had a scythe but it does not work well even when sharpened plus this being sharpened on all sides makes it so versatile. To have a tool that has so many uses instead of one tool for one thing would be awesome especially right now with limited space to store tools.

I have known Yuri for a long time and watched him build his business. He only sells quality. Even though I am currently not on my homestead it would make quick and easy work here in town for my yard and garden especially since I do a no till garden and prefer to use this instead of mowing.

For those who have not seen this wonderful tool in action here is a 1 min video.

https://www.facebook.com/eco.minded.club/videos/400594584069765/

My Vimeo account was closed, so I uploaded some of my videos on Youtube: Ploskorez Fokina in Use

Yury Smirnov wrote:I am planning another promotional sale of ploskorez (Russian flat-cutters) soon. Please watch for this topic

I'm looking forward to it! Spring is just around the corner!

Ah, that's great. I'm interested in buying one.

El Rowlatt wrote:Ah, that's great. I'm interested in buying one.

Your parcel with set of 2 flat-cutters is on the way. I sent you an email with track number.

I've had ploskoretz for awhile.  Both sizes are very helpful.  I have a long handle on the large one and a hand tool sized handle on the smaller one.  I've shared them as gifts.  My gardener friends like them too.