Will this work for edging a garden bed - to get that professional look
1577153
yes, it is designed for edging along sidewalks, driveways, and flower beds.
1036545
This mat is heavy and thick. It probably would work for your application depending on the steepness of the slope. It could always be nailed down in a few places.
1618562
There are probably better tools out there for what you described, but the Kukri will serve you well. It comes out of the box very sharp, but if you do a bit of a touch up, the grass won't be a problem. Thick vines and small saplings will present no problems at all!
600752
I have been using this to remove grass from railroad ties that I use for edging & the string has never broken. Good luck with your project!
5326
Just my opinion, I think maybe getting some garden edging would be better to collect the leaves, or there is flex border material, like the recycled decking, that you could wrap around ground stakes, that may be better suited. This is a great raised bed, I bought two of them, but I am going to use them for vegetable gardening and make mini-greenhouses out of them, maybe do both projects !! :) take care
1559742
I think it would. We used it for an awning over our screen room. Easy to work with and it came out great. It does take a bit of elbow grease, but with a bit of scrubbing (we used a soft brush) it came back to life 100 percent.
2273556
I would think it could do the job easily. The tool is not heavy so you won't get tired and I think you can be pretty precise with it. I was using it for my garden needs.
1234919
Yes it will work well for that. Hardie siding can be installed with this as manufacturers installation only requires 1" penetration into the stud. If nailing into sheathing then longer nails won't matter. This nails up to 1 3/4". Please refer to pages 11 and 12 of their best practice guide where this model is specifically mentioned as recommended for Hardieplank. See the link below, page 11 and 12. http://www.jameshardie.com/pdf/best-practices/hz/hz5-best-practice-guide-us-intro-tools.pdf Thanks, ADP
711783
This is an excellent edger. Th wheels stay on the concrete under normal edging. It is excellent so long as the cut is reasonably straight. If you have a tight radius it is a little difficult to keep the blade 90 degrees to the curb. Good luck
1377258
NO. Even with a straight edge it would be difficult. It is best for rough cutout work.
1657487
I have only used this a few times but my opinion is that it would work fine for shallow cultivating a previouslywell tilled bed for adding amendments. It needs loose soil for the tines to work without straining the gears or motor. I have raised beds that are very loose and this tool provides me a more uniform depth for addingfertilizer, compost, mulch etc. I do not have any experience with it on compacted dry soil, grass removal,or rood cutting, but believe its not in anyway strong enough for those purposes. I would give it a 3+ because it does save your back and provide a more consistent depth and blending in a previously well maintained garden. I have only used this a few times but my opinion is that it would work fine for shallow cultivating a previouslywell tilled bed for adding amendments. It needs loose soil for the tines to work without straining the gears or motor. I have raised beds that are very loose and this tool provides me a more uniform depth for addingfertilizer, compost, mulch etc. I do not have any experience with it on compacted dry soil, grass removal,or rood cutting, but believe its not in anyway strong enough for those purposes. I would give it a 3+ because it does save your back and provide a... » Read More I have only used this a few times but my opinion is that it would work fine for shallow cultivating a previouslywell tilled bed for adding amendments. It needs loose soil for the tines to work without straining the gears or motor. I have raised beds that are very loose and this tool provides me a more uniform depth for addingfertilizer, compost, mulch etc. I do not have any experience with it on compacted dry soil, grass removal,or rood cutting, but believe its not in anyway strong enough for those purposes. I would give it a 3+ because it does save your back and provide a more consistent depth and blending in a previously well maintained garden. « Show Less
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If there are corners that jut out I would think so but if not I would try to find the foam table edging. And I'd also recommend getting your own command strips if you are going to attAch to stone because it may be more difficult to stick to than a glass or wood surface.
714772
I purchaced this attachement to rip some reclaimed maple to make a table for my wife. It worked great. I think it will work for what you want to do as long as you can follow a straight edge. I did rip some pressure treated landscaping timbers and it did work well. Let the saw do the work do push to hard and i think you will be fine. Good luck Dave
569895
The Edgehog edger only has normal adjustments to about 2 inches, so I don't think so. It's at it's load limit cutting an edge trench at 2 inches, so I don't think it would have the power you want without overheating and sustaining damage.
2267982
I would highly recommend it for hobby/art and basic repair projects, but not necessarily for things people are going to be standing on. So maybe not. It does 1/8" mild steel very nicely, so might work for your fence/gate.
243495
I think that this should work well for your needs. The trundle has a very low profile and no exposed sharp edges. I used it as a twin trundle under a full-sized bed and it works great.
409565
Well you know, I returned mine because of two reasons: 1. not wide enough (and I'm not fat) 2. The edges are squared off and firm so press into my legs on the edges. If they would have sloped the edging, especially the front, it would have been very comfortable. But... for a bumpy tractor or lawn mower, it may do just great. It's rather heavy so probably not going to move much and it has a LOT of absorbing power or capacity. Just not sure if that front edge would bother your legs too much or not at all.