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A hand-forged Dutch digging fork from DeWit in Holland, made of high-carbon boron steel with tangs set into European ash handles. Its wider, flatter tines hold more material than a pitchfork and take tougher soil than a standard fork, so it covers digging, lifting and turning compost. It suits serious gardeners who want one durable tool instead of several. Against stamped-steel forks it is heavier and built for decades of use, backed by a lifetime guarantee.
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The Dutch Digging Fork sits between a pitchfork and a shovel. Its tines are wider and flatter than a pitchfork's. It handles pitchfork jobs such as moving mulch, pitching hay and turning compost.
The flatter tines have more surface area, which gives the fork more holding power for spreading manure. The wider tines also stand up to heavier work like loosening and lifting tough soils.
The fork is hand-forged in Holland by DeWit®, a fifth-generation family-owned business. The head is made of high-carbon boron steel. The steel tangs extend into hardwood handles made from sustainably grown and harvested European ash. Unlike stamped steel tools, it is built for long-term use. It comes with a lifetime guarantee.
