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Japanese Digging Knife |
We see a lot of this style of knife around these days, and they are very popular as utility tools. But this one is clearly a cut above the rest. Wood handled, with a 6-3/4" long serrated stainless steel forged blade that cuts through roots. The back side (underneath) is curved slightly to give it a scooping capability. Faux leather case with a belt loop allows you to carry it around easily.
This is a very nice tool, worth every penny.
Made in Japan.
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- Monday, May 25, 2009 |
| Mabe I can become a salesperson |
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Lil Tower (Antigo, Wisconsin) |
| I'v had this tool for at least five years, and yes, it is becoming dull. I plan to purchase a second one, 'cause it it never where I want it. I do a lot of gardening with a garden club. When I pull this out, all of the others want to use it and know where I got it. Have to make sure it goes home with me and not with their tools. |
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- Sunday, April 26, 2009 |
| Sharp |
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DJP (Kingston, RI) |
| I have purchased a few of these type tools but this is the best by far because the serrated edge is "sharp" ... cut myself sharp ... I know better now. It really cuts roots that won't dig out. |
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- Wednesday, April 15, 2009 |
| Shovel in My Pocket |
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Gene Plaud (Dartmouth, Massachusetts) |
| I use this tool more often than all my other GarrettWade products. For digging, weeding, cultivating, transplanting, dividing, this is the handiest tool you can have. Easily maneuvered, this will slice through dirt without fail. After using this knife for five years now, maybe I'll sharpen it... maybe not. |
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