Japanese Digging Knife: Japanese Gardening Knife, Japanese Digging Tool

Japanese Digging Knives
New Style Available - Now Comes In Carbon Steel ( 19 Customer Reviews )

Wood handle, 6-3/4" long serrated steel forged blade will even cut through roots. The back side (underneath) is curved slightly to give it a scooping capability.

The Stainless Steel Knife (with the red wood handle) will never rust, but as it is less stiff than a plain Carbon Steel blade, it may flex a bit in heavy clay-like soils. The Carbon Steel Knife (natural colored handle) will never flex, although it will rust if not cleaned off after use and kept lightly oiled. You know which meets your standards best.

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16E02.01

Japanese Digging Knife (stainless steel)

In Stock

$39.50

36J02.07

Japanese Digging Knife (carbon steel)

In Stock

$39.50

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	- Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Superb Digging Knife
Reviewed By:	Ara Bulick (Tulsa, OK)
My wife wanted a digging knife of her own, tired of using my contraptions. i ordered for her the Japanese SS Digging knife hoping it was all the reviews said. WOW! It is excellent! I use this every chance I get , when she's not looking. This knife is very well made. The serrated side cuts very well. As for my wife this sucker never leaves her side so it looks like I'll be buying another. Being SS I don't have to worry she's left it outside, which she always manages to do,it doesn't rust. I highly reccommend.

	- Friday, June 17, 2011
Excellent digging knife.
Reviewed By:	Jim (Port Matilda, PA)
I bought the SS knife. This is a great garden tool. Well made and easy to use. My soil is hard and has a lot of clay, but this Japanese Digging Knife was up to the job. On one job I used mine to cut sod from around my shrubs. Then I used the serrated blade to knock the good dirt from the sod. The rivet near the blade became loose after a lot of hard usage. I placed one side of the rivet on a hard surface and used a small round punch and a hammer to tighten the rivet. It worked.

	- Monday, June 06, 2011
Gardening Knife
Reviewed By:	Gail Kummer (East Troy, Wisconsin)
I really like this blade, my friend calls it the Gardening Ginzu. It will cut through almost anything and... it is great upper arm exercise. I definitely would give this as a gift.

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