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  • unfitgeezer
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    Good quality not your bendy cr4p that snap just when you don’t want them to!

    I feel that buying a premium fork/spade will pay for itself in time.

    Recommendations please

    andy3809
    Free Member

    Can’t go far wrong with bulldog into opinion

    stumpyjon
    Full Member

    Spear and jackson never bend, bought more than 10 of them (for trail building) don’t bend, I’ve tried.

    crankboy
    Free Member

    Car boot or junk shop or grandads shed. Any surviving old tools tend to be good quality and built to last and way cheeper than new . Still using my grandads rake axe mallet lump hammer chisels. Dads hammer scythe, pick axe etc.
    Spear and Jackson are nice.

    ThePinkster
    Full Member

    Spear & Jackson stainless range. Always cut through the crap and clean up nicely afterwards.

    ernie_lynch
    Free Member

    Always cut through the crap and clean up nicely afterwards.

    You call your spade James O’Brien ?

    ThePinkster
    Full Member

    😆

    Never call a spade a spade, me. 😉

    towzer
    Full Member

    if you own a modern build house I would suggest one with a blade depth of less than 2″, as that way when you dig the garden over you will avoid hitting all the crap such as slates, breeze block, industrial plastic bags, general rubble and metal pallet straps that the builder will have very considerately grassed over.

    MarinNo8
    Free Member

    I can highly recommended these for spades, forks and associated tools – http://www.sneeboer.com/t/toolfinder

    And Jake at Niwaki does a fantastic range of Japanese garden tools. I can highly recommend the secateurs. Buy beware they are incredibly sharp! – http://www.niwaki.com

    crankboy
    Free Member

    £99 for secateurs Jesus wept.

    MarinNo8
    Free Member

    Try £215

    http://www.niwaki.com/store/tobisho-hiryu-secateurs/

    And yes they are that good ?

    CaptainSlow
    Free Member

    If you’re tall or have a bad back Bulldog are brilliant. Even if you’re not, I’d still give them a try. Nicely made and in the UK

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