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Jun 03, 2026 - 04:28 PM
The tapered cutting edge concentrates force at the blade's tip, allowing it to penetrate compacted soil and clay with less effort than blunt spades. The taper design increases thickness away from the cutting surface to resist dents and nicks when striking buried rocks or roots. During use, soil abrasion creates a self-sharpening effect, maintaining a clean cutting edge without requiring manual filing between jobs. Contractors working in heavy clay or root-clogged ground benefit from a tool that keeps its bite day after day.
