Re: what is this object?
Dylan Sung wrote: ddb7ia$u8p$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
Can you explain why the OP say it was sharpened on one edge?
If it's not used for scraping, a sharpened edge is not necessary.
Every good spade is more or less sharpend and I like mine
real sharp, esp. when cutting through the turf is needed.
And if there are not too much stones in the ground, I like my
Dutch hoe (scuffle/schoffel) almost as a razor.
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