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Zen Garden Lawn Mower

 Turn you boring lawn into a Zen lawn with the Zen mower
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A new lawn mower with a series of parallel V shaped blades that mow the equivalent pattern that a Zen rake makes in sand, only this one does it on your lawn. Complemented by an "easy move" boulder to place anywhere in the middle of your lawn. Once the boulder, or boulders are in place, all you need do is mow around them in rings to create a wonderful Zen lawn. But not only that! - other products are under development - for example cat litter Zen rake, and battle field Zen plough, which wins the war by changing the mindset of the enemy as they watch you calmly converting a vast landscape into an ocean of Zen.
—xenzag, Sep 29 2005

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       I think this is a really nice idea, even without going for the traditional Zen garden effect it would still look good. Probably easier to make by having two inch wide metal strips mounted underneath the blades to keep some grass out of the way while some gets sucked upwards and clipped. A brush would lift up both short and long grass after the blades had passed. If the strips were moveable into irregular patterns, [calum] could create his own tartan in his lawn by mowing from two directions.
—wagster, Sep 29 2005
   

       Zig zen zag?
—ConsulFlaminicus, Sep 29 2005
   

       Croissant!
—DrCurry, Sep 29 2005
   


 

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