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Digging Spades with Pointed Hojas

Compare 4 models in this selection: digging spades with pointed blades. Use the photographs and recorded construction notes to compare the individual designs.


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ModelRecorded construction
D-Grip Digging Spade with Large Sawtooth Pointed EdgeTK-GDN-X601FC86DE281

Large angular teeth form the pointed cutting mouth of this steel digging spade. Its fiberglass shaft carries a closed D grip, with an overall length of 105 cm.

Compare the toothed lower mouth with a plain flat cutting edge when building a digging-tool assortment. The broad flat head has no deep central notch and differs from a narrow root-cutting spade.

Diamond-Point Digging Spade with 54-Inch Straight Steel HandleTK-GDN-X28D77CD58D03

A broad diamond point finishes the flat 13-inch steel digging blade. The head measures 7 1/3 inches wide and is paired with a 54-inch straight tubular handle.

Compare the angular diamond mouth with a straight-edge digging head when selecting blade geometry. The long open handle provides a different upper hand layout from a short D grip.

Diamond-Point Digging Spade with Broad Hoja and D GripTK-GDN-X6064638FF08A

This digging spade pairs a broad diamond-point blade with a roomy metal D grip. Sharpened lower side edges converge toward the point for cutting into compact soil around planting beds.

The 13.5-by-8-inch head gives a broader cutting face than narrow transplanting tools. Its 41-inch overall length suits two-handed work close to the blade, with wide shoulders available for foot pressure.

Pointed Flat-Hoja Digging Spade with Wooden T GripTK-GDN-X76F1B56C20CA

A broad flat blade narrows to a pointed cutting tip beneath plain shoulders. A straight ash shaft and wooden T grip complete the digging layout.

The flat pointed blade presents a different cutting profile from a rectangular border spade. Compare its unturned blade edges with a curved scoop shovel when selecting a soil-cutting tool.

Selection notes

For digging spades, compare blade outline, shaft connection and grip layout together. A square mouth, rounded edge and pointed profile are different options for forming a planting area. Check the blade dimensions and the foot-contact area in the model information before choosing a sample.

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