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trowel?
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I'm trying to replace a little do da. And therein is the problem, what's it called? Metal, about 6 inches long, say 1/2 inch wide one end and 3/4's the other, scooped like a very small trowel. I thought it was for seeds. No handle just press metal. Any help appreciated. BB |
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On Jun 4, 4:56*pm, "BB" . wrote:
Hi I'm trying to replace a little do da. And therein is the problem, what's it called? Metal, about 6 inches long, say 1/2 inch wide one end and 3/4's the other, scooped like a very small trowel. I thought it was for seeds. No handle just press metal. Any help appreciated. BB A dibber? As in dibber dee do da, dibber dee ay! http://images.google.ie/images?hl=en&q=dibber&gbv=2 Cat(h) |
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"BB" . wrote in message ... Hi I'm trying to replace a little do da. And therein is the problem, what's it called? Metal, about 6 inches long, say 1/2 inch wide one end and 3/4's the other, scooped like a very small trowel. I thought it was for seeds. No handle just press metal. Any help appreciated. BB From the description sounds like a brick pointing (jointer) tool ( builders for the use of) http://preview.tinyurl.com/4db4me don't be led by the fleabay price cheap shops sell them for £1-2 Derek |
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On 4/6/08 17:24, in article
, "Cat(h)" wrote: On Jun 4, 4:56*pm, "BB" . wrote: Hi I'm trying to replace a little do da. And therein is the problem, what's it called? Metal, about 6 inches long, say 1/2 inch wide one end and 3/4's the other, scooped like a very small trowel. I thought it was for seeds. No handle just press metal. Any help appreciated. BB A dibber? As in dibber dee do da, dibber dee ay! http://images.google.ie/images?hl=en&q=dibber&gbv=2 Cat(h) Sounds like a Stilton scoop to me. ;-) -- Sacha http://www.hillhousenursery.co.uk South Devon 'We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children.' |
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Does it look like this? http://tinyurl.com/5cvovt If so, it's just called a narrow bladed trowel. Darlac do one: http://tinyurl.com/5qzc7w |
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On Wed, 4 Jun 2008 16:56:50 +0100, "BB" .
wrote: Hi I'm trying to replace a little do da. And therein is the problem, what's it called? Metal, about 6 inches long, say 1/2 inch wide one end and 3/4's the other, scooped like a very small trowel. I thought it was for seeds. No handle just press metal. Any help appreciated. BB Dandelion grubber? I have one. Pam in Bristol |
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"BB" . wrote in message ... Hi I'm trying to replace a little do da. And therein is the problem, what's it called? Metal, about 6 inches long, say 1/2 inch wide one end and 3/4's the other, scooped like a very small trowel. I thought it was for seeds. No handle just press metal. Any help appreciated. BB I bought a thing called a bulb trowel in Canada, same dimensions but with a handle. As it's very narrow it's useful for deep digging (e.g. weeds) but doesn't disturb nearby plants. someone |
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trowel?
Got it! Thanks to all.
Used the dibber link, found something close and searched. It's a widger. http://www.ferndale-lodge.co.uk/pd_559260.htm Cheers me dears. BB "someone" wrote in message ... "BB" . wrote in message ... Hi I'm trying to replace a little do da. And therein is the problem, what's it called? Metal, about 6 inches long, say 1/2 inch wide one end and 3/4's the other, scooped like a very small trowel. I thought it was for seeds. No handle just press metal. Any help appreciated. BB I bought a thing called a bulb trowel in Canada, same dimensions but with a handle. As it's very narrow it's useful for deep digging (e.g. weeds) but doesn't disturb nearby plants. someone |
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