TESTING the CRAZIEST SHOVEL Ever Made - Rotoshovel

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The most unusual SHOVEL I have ever tested. Battery powered shovel that claims it does the DIGGING FOR YOU. Is it REAL or JUNK?
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@SilverCymbal 3 года назад

Thanks for watching please LIKE & SUBSCRIBE - Video was NOT sponsored - Rotoshovel: amzn.to/3oATgcU - Affiliate link Amazon / Day Lillies I bought: amzn.to/3wrFBrf

@doolittlegeorge 3 года назад

Be really nice as a tractor attachment at "tractor attachment scale." Plant entire Forests, dramatically increase the growth prospects for every type of tree and bush imaginable. Eliminates the need for hydraulic fluid and *typical fuel*(battery instead of diesel.) Use your tractor as a power supply mechanism for keep the battery at a constant state of charge and from a simple hand held to commercial grade. 25 gallons of diesel might last a full season ... but again as an attachment "in case of dramatic battery degradation." If the battery lasts for a decade or more without permanent impairment could definitely change the game for all sorts of activities well beyond gardening to shall we call it "True Homesteading" where a single tool has a multitude of uses. (flood control, post hole, foundation work, "ditch witch" etc etc)

@royclark307 3 года назад

@@doolittlegeorge C My Comment Local Farm'rs Here Be Using for Years put in FENCES Etc But Tractor Need 2 Have Attachment To Use W/Them

@unmanaged 3 года назад

how long did the battery last?

@royclark307 3 года назад

@@unmanaged If Ur Ask'n ME BATTERY = Powers Tractor Engine As Back Then Original 1's Be AUGER BITS N Attached Direct To Tractor transmission = POWERED BY ENGINE Bits R Available All Sizes N as Long As Made UnLess Longer Needed if was Had 2 CUSTOM ORDER

@ptravers9077 3 года назад

I have one of these well not this one I have auger bits in three sizes .. I got them from menards but most big box stores have them .... they are great the good loose soil around the hole

@keynavellaneda2848 3 года назад

Try it on a soil that has clay dirt and than I’ll belive it.

@Jcccc777 3 года назад

Yeah a jackhammer works for mine🤣

@rustyshackleford4668 3 года назад

I just used a truckload of dynamite to dig 6 fence post holes in my Ga clay. Still only got 6” deep.....

@miketresham4783 3 года назад

Try wetting the clay.

@TimeSurfer206 3 года назад

I use a pressure washer for digging postholes in clay. ETA: And a Shop-Vac.

@Jcccc777 3 года назад

@@TimeSurfer206 whaaaat? Does that take forever?

@emilemosley8573 3 года назад

I don't see the difference in this tool and a regular cordless drill and auger drilling holes.

@TheBigBigSean 3 года назад

$10 auger bit is all you need.

@jimmyr1683 3 года назад

True. Save some money

@billvojtech5686 3 года назад

I just used an auger bit in a drill to plant 100 Norway spruce seedlings. The soil was clay. The bit would grab and drill in from time to time and the bit would stop spinning, so the drill would suddenly start to try to spin and almost broke my wrist a few times. This thing seems to have an auto shut off to stop things like that from happening. I'd definitely give this a try rather than use the auger in a drill.

@Starbuckin 3 года назад

@@billvojtech5686 Get a drill that has a torque limiter or use an impact.

@DrEdSoriano 3 года назад

@@Starbuckin I used an impact drill; still had issues with the auger spinning in the drill no matter how much I tightened it.

@craigphillips3154 3 года назад

I like the design and I can see the usefulness of a small auger. However, I can get an auger bit for my 20v drill for much less. I don't want a singular tool that uses a proprietary battery platform. I can get a bit for my 20v drill and have more power and extra batteries that I can swap out when my battery runs out of juice.

@rkivuti 3 года назад

I was thinking the same thing. I just got a 2 ft auger from Lowe’s for $ 30 hook it to my drill and boom done.

@ptravers9077 3 года назад

I have been using one of those bits for awhile now they are great .. only a sucker would buy a tool like the one in the video ... anyone with some knowledge would go to a home improvement store and buy one like you said .. they are great bits .. I dug a egress for the basement window 5 ft deep 6 wide and 7 long the first day made it no where second day I used that bit and my drill .. it was done the second day .. very useful tool

@ranger175a2w 3 года назад

I agree 100% with the 20 volt drill & lesser expensive auger idea. However little old ladies might not think that way & just opt for the roto-shovel for simplicity.

@mindofmadness5593 3 года назад

Yup. Have what looks to be the same Auger and it fits my Ryobi. Doesn't have the little shovel but, watch the video and see-it's of little or no use.

@ptravers9077 3 года назад

@@Bob.Jenkins why wouldn't it be a good idea I set my torque and hit the ground giving it more as needed. You even said it your self .. if a person has a drill of any type they should all know to adjust the torque before using it .. or just get a impact witch will clutch out when twisting...

@mcmillan1963 3 года назад

I like the fact it creates a fine loose soil for backfill. It would be nice if it had a long extension handle like a shovel.

@SilverCymbal 3 года назад

I saw that they are making a big one that you stand up with. If that thing really works, it would be amazing fot big shrubs and even full size fence posts.

@dinavoutour7796 3 года назад

Agree! A long handle would be nice but it will be very handy for my raised bed garden!!!

@dinavoutour7796 3 года назад

Wow just read the follow up post! Will look for it too!!!

@CheaddakerT.Snodgrass 3 года назад

@HomesliceDrummer Who doesn't love a 1/2 inch chick after all.

@mekko1413 3 года назад

@HomesliceDrummer This is what i was about to add. Been using this for years to plant St. Augustine plugs. Maybe its more of a lawn care thing and the gardeners miss it due to RU-vid's algo. Although the shovel portion did look liked it helped throw the dirt out of the hole a bit better, but I enjoy the power of an actual drill instead of the little 12v this one has.

@68dart 3 года назад

Buy a auger at your hardware store and use your drill , works for me

@james10739 3 года назад

It seems like something more universal that you could use with any drill would be better

@nickfotopoulos5323 3 года назад

You can buy an auger bit that will fit any drill for $10 any any hardware store or amazon. Your drill is probably more powerful than this thing and it's way easier to hold on to with it's L shaped handle. The only thing you are missing is that stupid shovel piece that doesn't seem to be doing anything. At first I thought it helped stabilize the bit when you start the hole, but it didn't seem to do much of anything. Most auger bits you buy have the end of the bit stick out a few inches past the blades at the end so you can center your hole and stabilize the bit while digging.

@CubbyTech 3 года назад

And not cost an obscene $124 !! Ouch

@Dirty-D 3 года назад

Good thing you had that Kubota to haul that thing around. Lol

@rrad8106 Год назад

I live in the land of "Potato Rocks" a.k.a. Rhode Island. I've killed gas-powered augers trying to dig holes. We've resigned ourselves to using a 60lb digging bar and a long-handled shovel.

@bobbyhempel1513 3 года назад

I'll just make one that will attach to my big Makita wrist breaker.

@roybixby6135 3 года назад

Looks Good. Although i doubt the amount of torque from such a small battery. I'd be happier buying a add on for a more powerful drill.

@jayyyzeee6409 3 года назад

It's pretty cool, but why not have a longer handle like a normal shovel so you don't have to bend down?

@thankyou9085 3 года назад

Its like they solves one problem but made another one, i rather just use a regular shovel bending down a lot takes a toll on your back

@christophercombs5977 3 года назад

Yup never dig a hole again, but break your back because we want you to suffer

@biffwalls56 3 года назад

1st thing I thought

@wesleyjohnston5782 3 года назад

They do make a larger version www.rotoshovel.com/max/

@Baumeister40 2 года назад

a bought a drill bit that works the same way. Love it for breaking up compacted soil for planting grass-seed. Great for digging holes for bushes too.

@CaptainQueue 3 года назад

I could see them coming out with a beefier version with a handle for standing up. I have back problems that limit how much digging I can do in a day and I love flower gardening.. This looks great for me. Thanks!

@johnhamilton9229 3 года назад

Looks like a pretty good tool. I prefer the power planter line and my dewalt drill. I already owned the drill and the power planter is very heavy duty. Thanks

@pegjones7682 3 года назад

That soil looks pretty lightbanc easy to dig,wonder how good it would be on my compacted silt

@markgriffiths3630 3 года назад

The lengths mankind will go to avoid a shovel are extraordinary

@randygreen007 3 года назад

Work smarter not harder mentality I reckon. Might be handy for an elderly person that doesn’t want to stop gardening.

@markgriffiths3630 3 года назад

@@randygreen007 there is nothing smarter about that tool then that of a spade

@brandonleija1377 3 года назад

Perfect father's day gift for my dad!!

@LtHans 3 года назад

It’s definitely a sponsorship

@TsunauticusIV 3 года назад

For years I used a special giant auger bit for cordless drills to plant plants. Had the idea to use it one day to loosen soil when I was digging holes for wooden posts. It worked beautifully. 😂

@fm1224 3 года назад

That's a cool tool looks like it works better than I thought it would.. Be great for anybody that does landscaping in plants a lot of flowers and little bushes

@andrewpeacock5751 3 года назад

I love the way you say auger. Oggahh! Reminds me of home.

@stepheneckert4006 3 года назад

I don’t understand the difference between this and my $15 3” 2-foot auger drill bit that I just attach to my power drill. The shovel obviously isn’t included in my setup but the auger does all the work. Planted all of my annuals this year with the drill & auger bit and did the exact same thing essentially...

@todaywelearned 3 года назад

I was thinking the exact same thing. I have the same thing you do, and this seems to work no better (or worse) than that does but it’s 10x the price

@joemedley195 3 года назад

I would need to see it on Missouri clay before I’d buy.

@DK-gq7qe 3 года назад

Down in texas. With red clay. I got an auger on amazon for like 12-15 bucks. Hooker it up to my corded drill as a bit. Did alright. Shovel better

@pulaski1 3 года назад

Same in central NC - the clay here is like digging candle wax when it's damp and like concrete when it dries out.

@lindboknifeandtool 3 года назад

There’s systems that use a pressure washer to cut into the ground, and a suction point to suck out the mud. Forgot what it’s called. Might not work as planned considering the fissures I heard about in NC.

@aluminiumknight4038 2 года назад

If I had such a soft soil like this I would dig with my bare hands

@SnackAttack77 17 дней назад

Has to be a sponsor, this was the lightest, loosest "dirt" I've ever seen

@kimchee94112 3 года назад

Looks pretty good for soft soils. For the soil type in my area, hardpan with rocks and boulders, a jackhammer is needed. Maybe use the auger with a Milwaukee Hole Hawg,

@MikeDolanFliss 2 месяца назад

Glad you got some use out of that. I have to say I REALLY like the auger bit fit for my Milwaukee Hole Hawg. Plus the kickback protection and 90 degree angle helps. It's beefy, but super powerful.

@chrisnash2154 3 года назад

This is a great tool to have if you don’t own any hand drills. If you own handrills, then there are plenty augers you can get in a big box store.

@octonimus1458 3 года назад

Dis video just showed me what to do with an auger bit and a drill for planting tomatoes. Thanks..

@ranger175a2w 3 года назад

great video, however the tool would be better served by having a SDS chuck or keyed chuck & not that cheap looking hand tighten chuck that after a bit of use will more than likely be impossible to loosen or tighten at some point. otherwise the tool seems great for the green thumb types.

@munozinni 3 года назад

Hola mister silver cymbal... thank you for your review about this tool I know is for light duty but still a good tool to have around... I really appreciate reviews like this... Gracias!!! Have a great weekend 05-23 -2021

@NegativeROG 27 дней назад

"Charge up dem battries, Martha, the horse dun just up an' died."

@Mystical_Zeus 3 года назад

Try this anywhere in the Pacific Northwest especially Washington you'll hit a rock 3 in into the ground that you aren't going to get out for another week. And did I mention that there's several more of those just lurking beneath the surface.

@dinavoutour7796 3 года назад

I love it. Gonna buy one!!!

@k1dfr0std 3 года назад

The only reason this would be nicer to have than just the auger bit on a regular drill is the fact it can go deeper than it could with a regular drill so you could potentially dig post holes with it. If they had an extension handle for it, then boom.

@Whoisreal666 3 года назад

Hmmmm nice... I need this with an extension.

@meadowviewlawncarellc8079 3 года назад

Seems better then just the generic plant drill auger bit.

@SilverCymbal 3 года назад

They figured something out with that shield for sure!

@meadowviewlawncarellc8079 3 года назад

@@SilverCymbal yeah that seems to make all the difference!

@mototoad1242 3 года назад

BEAUTIFUL HOSTAS MY GUY. WHAT A PLANT. WHAT A GUY. WHAT A LIFE.

@NANKEL1 2 года назад

I use something similar with my 18-volt cordless drill so easy to dig holes, love it

@1stBORNMTM 3 года назад

Looks Productive 👏

@7s29 3 года назад

I've purchased the rotating bit a few years ago. It attaches to my drill, and does exactly what this tool on the video does.

@KodyAWSOME Месяц назад

You know what else makes a while in a few seconds? A shovel.

@mrt5393 3 года назад

Lol you haven’t tried Texas soil yet, it’s know to be related with concrete

@kevinwaycaster 3 года назад

Precisely! I’m in Georgia where we have red clay. No one uses a shovel here unless it’s in a garden with lose soil. Shovels are for debris removal. Digging is done with a pick or maul. Might as well focus the marketing in other states

@artguti1551 3 года назад

I used the Lowes Bulb Auger drill bit and my Ryobi Cordless drill....I drilled out 8 post holes for my fence with ease in red clay. Just take your time

@artguti1551 3 года назад

Oh...and I live in Houston TX!!!

@AlexEMF 3 года назад

Yeah, that's definitely a game changer for personal gardening. Didn't expect it to work that well, though I hope it lasts one or two years at least.

@VC-Toronto 3 года назад

The tool likely will, getting replacement batteries a different story.

@Bremend Год назад

If that survives an actual rocky area, then I'll be impressed

@Julian-do7bv 3 года назад

I just need the attachment for my drill lol

@worldzplayground6168 3 года назад

Be cool if they made a trigger version, bigger battery with a extended shovel length to do standing up for larger plants.

@jbabycheung229 2 года назад

Thanks for such helpful tool.

@danielborges. 3 года назад

Man, you have the coolest toys! I love it.

@poodlescone9700 3 года назад

Oh hells yeah! I'm going to use this to dig for clams!

@1pcfred 3 года назад

I just have augers I can chuck into a cordless drill. They are nice for planting bulbs. Really nice.

@a_real_jive_turkey7772 3 года назад

Dude that's badass. True gamechanger. I wish I had a few of those in a bigger size when I was landscaping. Alabama sandstone is the worst ti dig in and I did so much digging with the landscape company I used to tell peopke I dug holes professionally. Jealous I dont have one

@Pallidus_Rider 3 года назад

Interesting. Would like one with larger auger bits for post hole digging. Q: Can an impact wrench or other tool use auger bits? 🤔

@VC-Toronto 3 года назад

Yes, they sell them. Search for Bulb Auger or Garden Auger.

@Pallidus_Rider 3 года назад

@@VC-Toronto most helpful. 👍 Hardest part is knowing keywords for search.

@Megatron995 3 года назад

It needs to be a LOT longer. No way would my back put up with all of that bending!

@Grand-Massive 3 года назад

Its meant to replace a gardening trowel not an actual full length shovel

@Enmesharra92 3 года назад

I bought a 4”x25” long spiral Auger for my 18V DEWALT drill for $33 bucks off Amazon. Used it to dig holes in my medium hard clay yard, and works great for me. I can’t imagine this small 12 volt setup would be any better. I would just use a hand trowel for this soft soil in this video.

@Miniscapes515 2 года назад

Awesome. Now I got this dirt everywhere in my mulch

@saucewrld9995 3 года назад

I thought the thumbnail said "never die again".....I was intrigued to see how this device would help me in COD/Real life so I clicked. Despite the disappointment - thanks for the info!

@TheTurpin1234 2 месяца назад

They patented a really cool idea and implemented it in the worst possible way. Nice.

@jbynum67 3 года назад

I really dig your video! 😆

@ageckomiller 3 года назад

Lol.

@KaceyGreen 3 года назад

This looks cool

@paulhughes3961 3 года назад

That thing is pretty darn cool. Saved to my list so I can order it later.

@Striperman 3 года назад

Although its a cool tool for 1/3 the price can use a Pro Plugger for most small plantings. No battery or charging needed :)

@SilverCymbal 3 года назад

Sometimes low tech is not a bad thing! But I have to admit after using this I would have planted more bulbs and day lillies with it than I did by hand. I just ran out of steam.

@Striperman 3 года назад

@@SilverCymbal lol true

@chuckzinda4820 3 года назад

Just buy an attachment for your drill.

@myke8668 3 года назад

Even with a power tool doing the digging for you, those holes were pretty crooked !🤣 A pick and shovel can make those holes better 😏

@BIGGBULLxxx 3 года назад

Nice showing

@sawyerlukasik9482 3 года назад

i like it wish it had a longer shaft good vid

@gattie12ben 3 года назад

This was pretty neat

@StarTrekFan4Life Месяц назад

"Currently unavailable. We don't know when or if this item will be back in stock."

@TexMexJoe 3 года назад

I have a drill and bought an auger bit for 10 bucks. Does the same job just doesn't have the guard and it can do deeper holes since it has a longer shaft. You don't realize how handy one is until you have to own one

@miamichi5 3 года назад

Pretty cool. Kicks a lot of dirt around but nice for small jobs. 👍

@BigInjun05 3 года назад

I would dig that hole in 1 step of my shovel. All of my ground has rocks.

@ralphh4131 3 года назад

man i LOVE how you edit and present your videos. perfect delivery system of your personal knowledge.

@SilverCymbal 3 года назад

Wow that is very nice of you to say. thank you

@MrSubmissiveWill 3 года назад

It will be featured in the next installment of Pet Cemetery 🐈😻🐈‍⬛😺🐱

@jamram9924 3 года назад

🤣

@ShiverinEskimo 3 года назад

Very lucky to have that Kubota buggy to transport it.

@christopherstaples6758 3 года назад

plenty of drill auger attachments out their , most have a shovel that that replaces the drill handle and has a collar ring attachment

@extendedp1 2 месяца назад

Looks cool, it would be cooler if it accepted other 18v drill battery brands, and if it had a longer handle attachment so you didn’t have to stoop over to drill.

@richardpcrowe 14 дней назад

For an old man like me - a longer handle would certainly help.

@dankibler4780 3 года назад

It would be broken within 10 minutes of use here in North East Pennsylvania. The ground here is way to hard and the rocks range from pebbles to boulders.

@PeterGrace2013 3 года назад

Not sure how the soil differs in the northeast vs. southeast PA, but we have two garden auger bits, one smaller one like this one and a larger one for gallon pots and they both cut through our rocky clay very well. I use a cheaper ryobi hammer drill with the side handle to help hold the sucker because those auger bits definitely want to fling you around if you hit a rock. They have saved us a ton of time with bulb planting. I'd suggest giving it a try with one of the cheaper auger bits on amazon if you're curious before investing in a purpose-made tool like this which i'm sure comes at a premium. Just go easy, because if you're wailing on the throttle when an auger hits a rock you're dislocating your shoulder. That's one positive of silver cymbal's reviewed product, the auto-stop sounds like a shoulder-saver.

@dustbat 2 месяца назад

Good idea for us older guys who cannot shovel any more. I could use this while sitting.🦇

@JasonBristow2003 3 года назад

It works like a regular auger bit. But the shovel keeps the user from getting sprayed with dirt, making it very user friendly.

@toddh6234 3 года назад

I would just use a long auger bit to prevent strain on the back. A card board box of a 2 liter soda bottle cut in half could be used to contain the dirt while the hole is being dug.

@henrywaterhouse6291 3 года назад

The ultimate tool for the bone idle!

@SetitesTechAdventures 3 года назад

Interesting product. I was recently thinking about projects I want to do when I finally get some acreage and I was lamenting the fact there isn't a good solution between regular shovels and small bobcat style excavators. This is pretty close, I just wish it had a longer handle so you could use it without crouching.

@johnjingleheimersmith9259 3 года назад

There's a larger version coming out in a few months

@edwardinvent2571 2 года назад

I just bought one at the National Hardware Show. I can't wait to use it.

@glidersong17 3 года назад

hi, I am using my impact drill with a bit that is similar to this tool and has been driving some holes in my garden and it is not that effective, and my impact drive is like 600 watt and definitely more powerful than this 12V tool but it is not producing good results, is it about the round cover with comes with product?

@stoweman34 3 года назад

You need to use a regular drill, not an impact driver. The clutch on the impact driver is going to cut out way too soon.

@Lyle_918 3 года назад

My yard is a crossroad of underground utilities plus the large sandstone rocks & debris . The yard has been mapped but I run the metal detector over it first as a cautionary measure.

@yngndrw. 3 года назад

I'd love to see a side-to-side comparison with a regular cordless drill, using the same auger. (Or just this tool without the shovel attached.) The shovel seems to be the unique selling point of this product, so let's see exactly what improvement it adds. The price isn't bad for the full kit, but if you already have a cordless drill there does seem to be some duplication.

@ryanpaulsen5603 3 года назад

I have been using a 4inch auger in my 20v drill and it works great

@bearsoundzMusic 3 года назад

I think what you call a 'shovel' is intended as a shield, meant to catch/ deflect stones and also just dirt that the spindle throws in your face. You are afterall down on your knees when you use it. Why it does not have a shaft..?. idk....... odd..

@justfellover Месяц назад

Without the shovel blade, 100% of the torque produced by the tool will be applied to your wrist. That still appears to be a problem. Notice how the demonstrator feels the need to put his left hand on the body of the tool where no handle is provided. A pistol grip and/or left handle would have prevented this, but they used a straight handle like a manual screwdriver, which most American workers refuse to use. A good auger has speed control and only gently drops dirt at the edge of the hole. No "shield" necessary.

@andiehammettz4u265 2 года назад

I love ALL THIS STUFF! 💪

@Cola.Cube. 3 года назад

I used a similar device about 30 years ago to plant daffodils along a motorway grass margin. Its called an auger drill, they have existed for centuries, nothing new, the fact that it now has an electrical drive mechanism does not set it apart as a new invention.

@plugsfordays648 3 года назад

El chapo was in inventor ! 😂😂😂

@jefff6167 3 года назад

You produce excellent quality content.

@willglenn8638 Месяц назад

Man QVC swindled me, my roto shovel didn't come in a fancy case like that, it was all assembled in a box

@coasterblocks3420 3 года назад

Well that soil looked fairly easy to work anyway. Try it on a heavily compacted soil full of shale. If it chews through that, then I’ll be impressed.

@tfrench4366 3 года назад

I have something similar. It's a auger that attaches to a drill. It doesn't have the shovel attachment to it but it works similar. I've been using it on and off for a year now and it works great. I definitely would consider buying one of these.

@SilverCymbal 3 года назад

Those augers can be useful. The shield on the side of this makes this really effective. It bits into the soil as it digs. I was also surprised that the tool being straight is easier for tis. You don't lose control of it and you can use two hands.

@bobmeeks96 3 года назад

I wouldn’t be surprised to see Ryobi coming out with something like this to add to their eclectic 18v lineup. I’ve been using drill augers from Amazon, which seem to do about the same thing, but much cheaper. Use them with a beater Ryobi drill that I won’t lose sleep over if it burns out.

@mcmigs1725 3 года назад

Same thought. Maybe an Expand-It attachment?

@NoNORADon911 3 года назад

Ryobi would make an 18v back scratcher if they thought people would buy it lol

@trisbonky 3 года назад

It also emits snowflakes from the back whilst making a tiny hole😆

@Jstroman221 3 года назад

Pretty cool do they offer a longer handle 🤔? I'm very lazy 😆

@mistermister124 3 года назад

When I was a kid in the 1970s, we used a shovel - uphill, both ways.

@JoseMartinez-nm7ht 3 года назад

I'd take off that shovel part, don't see it do anything other than inhibit the tool from going in that direction

@unmanaged 3 года назад

The shovel part pushes the dirt out of the hole if you have ever used and auger it makes it easier to use

@JoseMartinez-nm7ht 3 года назад

@@unmanaged I use an auger every year in the spring to plant my veggie garden. And actually it will do the opposite of what you're saying. If you pull the auger out while it's spinning, it will pull the dirt out and fling it in all directions, I guess it can act as a shield if it's facing you. But maybe you can explain how to use that shovel thing since I never used an auger with that attachment.

@JoseMartinez-nm7ht 3 года назад

@@unmanaged 1:30 you can see what I mean, it's just a shield against flinging dirt at you, look at the spread of the dirt.