Recently a friend's gardening handle broke, so I took it upon myself to make a new one. Came out pretty easily, just put a piece of a dowel on the lathe and carved down a handle. Drilled a hole in at the top for the shovel part to fit in and filled the res

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▶DIY Restoration Thread Action News 4 years ago No.1731 [Watch Thread]>>1735

Recently a friend's gardening handle broke, so I took it upon myself to make a new one. Came out pretty easily, just put a piece of a dowel on the lathe and carved down a handle. Drilled a hole in at the top for the shovel part to fit in and filled the rest up with wood glue. Feeling pretty proud of it so I figured I might share.

So what have you been fixing up?

▶Anonymous 4 years ago No.1735>>1738

>>1731 (OP)
wow, that's a neat setup

▶Action News 4 years ago No.1738>>1739

>>1735
Thanks its my parent's shed

▶Anonymous 4 years ago No.1739>>1740

>>1738
You look small.

▶Anonymous 4 years ago No.1740>>1741

>>1739
I realize that's an odd non sequitur, just looking at your shadow and knee in relation to the objects around you.

▶Action News 4 years ago No.1741

>>1740
Lmao, nah, the table is a little high and I'm sitting on two milk crates. It's def not the usual seating arrangement but to clarify I'm 6'1

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