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A digging fork is used to work or crumble stony or strongly cohesive (clay) soil and to dig in manure. In the (vegetable) garden, unlike the garden spade, the roots of the plant are less damaged when transplanting with the digging fork. For the same reason, the gardener also prefers this tool for sticking out creepers and shrubs. A slightly wider and longer fork is used as a potato lifting fork. See also the little digging fork. [MOT]

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Seeve for mashed potatoes. This text can only be consulted in Dutch

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This new tool file on the saw rasp (1) is under construction.This rasp can be used as a rasp for wood but is also suitable for working soft metal, plastic, plaster, etc. [MOT](1) Proper name unknown. German: 'Sägeraspeln', analogous to the drill saw.

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