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I like the phrase "...you need to be super focused....", Andy, it should be on the box! When I first used ours, I lost concentration for a second and it suddenly gained a mind of it's own! However, used carefully, it's a good addition to your equipment.
I also use a plank to re establish but I was purely thinking of trimming the borders, and thinking the attachment might improve the finish.
Thanks for the replies, I'm still undecided. As I don't use an upturned strimmer- preferring edging shears- I think I possibly won't use the attachment for the same reason.
I've seen the Edgit Pro adaptor plate used by various 'Mericans on Youtube - seems like a good solution, particularly along hard edges. I emailed to see if they had a product that would fit the Stihl FSA90 (electric), but it's petrol only gear for now.
I have the Kobi edger hanging in my garage, hardly used it and found it too much of a liability to use on customer sites. My grandfather used to have one of the John Deere E35 three wheeled lawn edgers, which was a tremendous piece of kit. Best suited to larger sites though.