Seymour Midwest 24" Weed Blade Free Special Grade between raised beds

between raised beds

Unlike a file

The primary edge is used for the bulk of your general chopping tasks

A traditional modification is to bend the frame more closed so that it grips the shoulders of the blade's grind much like a straight razor handle

The only thing wrong with this example is a chip in the end of the handle

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