If you’re looking to put a handle on a garden tool, there are a few things you’ll need to do. First, find the end of the tool that will be facing up when you use it – this is where the handle will go. Next, measure how long you want the handle to be and cut it to size.

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If the head of your hoe is loose, there are a few things you can do to fix it. First, try tightening the bolt that holds the head on. If that doesn’t work, you may need to replace the bolt.

Start by removing the old handle. Use a hammer to loosen the metal hoop at the top of the hoe, then wiggle the handle out.

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This is usually done by unscrewing a metal ferrule that holds the handle in place. If your hoe doesn’t have a ferrule, the handle may be glued or wedged in place – in which case, you’ll need to use a saw or chisel to remove it. Once you have your handle, use a drill to make two holes at either end of it. Then, take your garden tool and line up the holes with the holes on the tool. Finally, use bolts or screws to secure the handle in place.