Where can I find one of these?

[Gary Fowler]

This is the handiest tool for yard work and landscaping projects.

Bought this tool many years ago at Big Lots.

I am looking to buy more of them, but so far, have not been
able to locate one?

Hoping someone has seen them and can direct me
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I don't think I have ever seen anything like that but it looks too well made to come from Big Lots now. Besides that, it looks like a "craw on your knees" use for which I have very little need for today as it is just too hard to crawl around and very hard to get back up.

 

[k0ua]

I don't know what that thing is, but if I wanted another one, It would take me about an hour to make one.

 

[motownbrowne]

I don't know what that thing is, but if I wanted another one, It would take me about an hour to make one.

That's true, but I think one from Lee Valley, or Johnny's, or Earth Tools would cost less than $25 and will be nice and ergonomic. Depends on how much your time and materials are worth. It also depends on your use, if that's a tool that will see lots of use, a high quality steel will perform better and maintain edges longer between sharpenings. There are some really nice garden tools from Japan available pretty cheap.