An apparatus for an improved hand tool device wherein a rotatable apparatus may rotate the rotating handle apparatus in 15 degree increments to adjust to the user to help reduce the risk of injury and increase power application while gardening by adjusting and creating a favorable angle between the ground and the point of entry of the hand tool device into the ground.

The trenching shovel is narrow at its digging end so that a lot less dirt is required to be removed. The trenching shovel has a three sided blade and the shovel point has a concave, sharp edge which partially wraps around a root to permit cutting of the root without the blade slipping off. The three sides are also angled slightly outward to help prevent dirt from sticking to the channel of the shovel and to compact the side edges of the trench to prevent collapse of the sidewalls into the formed trench.

The trenching shovel is narrow at its digging end so that a lot less dirt is required to be removed. The trenching shovel has a three sided blade and the shovel point has a concave, sharp edge which partially wraps around a root to permit cutting of the root without the blade slipping off. The three sides are also angled slightly outward to help prevent dirt from sticking to the channel of the shovel and to compact the side edges of the trench to prevent collapse of the sidewalls into the formed trench.

A rotary device having mounted therein a drill for soil earthwork. The drill includes a shaft and a screw, formed along the outer circumferential surface of the shaft, for earthwork and the transportation of displaced soil. A rotary shaft is formed on the upper part of the shaft. A fixed shaft part is formed on the lower part of the shaft, for being inserted and rotated into the soil. A pair of horizontal blades face each other on the connection part between the shaft and the fixed shaft part. Cutting blades, which are symmetrical with each other, incline downwardly on the pair of horizontal blades. Vertical blades protrude vertically on the upper portion of the lower wing of the screw and, when performing earthwork, soil and tree roots are cut by the cutting blades, and soil lumps, transferred along the screw, are cut again by the vertical blades.

A foldable, portable fabric children's wading pool for installation in the ground and which has improved stability characteristics is provided. The pool includes a waterproof fabric base, a middle stabilizer section with a removable and adjustable sand stabilizer, and a sand anchor section for holding a weighting material such as sand. The pool is set up by digging a hole in the ground and forming berms along the edges of the hole. Then, the pool is unfolded and positioned such that the waterproof fabric base is in the hole, the middle stabilizer section is on the top of the sand berm, and the sand anchor section extends downwardly and outwardly from the edge of the sand berm. The removable and adjustable sand stabilizers are put in place. Then, a weighting material is loaded onto the sand anchor section and the pool is filled with water, preferably using the waterproof bag that also serves as a storage and transport bag for the pool when folded.

A trenching device rotating a trenching chain through a substrate to form a trench. The trenching device including a power unit, a drive unit including a belt drive system, and a trenching unit including a trenching chain and configured to rotate the trenching chain about a trenching bar.

An apparatus for an improved hand tool device wherein a rotatable apparatus may rotate the rotating handle apparatus in 15 degree increments to adjust to the user to help reduce the risk of injury and increase power application while gardening by adjusting and creating a favorable angle between the ground and the point of entry of the hand tool device into the ground.

A trenching tool including an elongated pole having a bottom end connected to an elbow construction. A hollow cylindrical tube is movably mounted to the bottom end of the elbow construction. The tube is opened on both ends allowing loading of and emptying material scooped from the trench. An adjustable connection secures the tube to the elbow construction.

A trenching tool including an elongated pole having a bottom end connected to an elbow construction. A hollow cylindrical tube is movably mounted to the bottom end of the elbow construction. The tube is opened on both ends allowing loading of and emptying material scooped from the trench. An adjustable connection secures the tube to the elbow construction.

A splicing leveler includes a splicing hand grip rod. The splicing hand grip rod is connected with a leveling frame, a handheld ring is detachably installed on the splicing hand grip rod, the splicing hand grip rod includes at least two splicing pipes and a plurality of hand grip rod extension fixators, two adjacent splicing pipes are detachably connected through the hand grip rod extension fixators. The splicing leveler is of a novel structure, and effectively reduces the space occupied by the leveler during storage and transportation, facilitating convenient storage and transportation of the leveler.