Sharptooth

[donnyc 1,203]

A Mate wants a sharptooth wheres the best place for one ? TIA

[Rabbit Hunter 6,613]

The lad that sells them has a website, sharptoothfork.co.uk  

[donnyc 1,203]

cheers

[Dig-deep-draw-charlie 2,713]

I got 1 of him,  they are a good job 

[dogmandont 9,809]

Fine piece of kit. Wouldn’t be without one.

[donnyc 1,203]

strong piece of kit

[Rabbit Hunter 6,613]

Did your mate manage to get one?

[donnyc 1,203]

Yes Ive got it here for when he makes the trip over  bit of a delay as they were out of stock but its here now

[dogmandont 9,809]

Remember when they first came out lads saying a cut down garden fork was just as good of a tool. Lol. Bet a few of them lads now own a sharptooth but wouldn’t like to admit it.

[pjmc 90]

Used one of these yest for the first time.i think its a serious bit of kit.going to have to pick one up.

[stop.end 4,079]

That it is, but a few irish men on here will know what the axe head is and have it in there tool kit.. for shale, roots, normal soil or any substrate for that matter.. well put together, heavy.. but not too heavy.. good handle and none of this 6ft shaft stuff..  this along with 2 good shovels will dig most places.. tried and tested...

[rob284 1,682]

5 hours ago, stop.end said:

That it is, but a few irish men on here will know what the axe head is and have it in there tool kit.. for shale, roots, normal soil or any substrate for that matter.. well put together, heavy.. but not too heavy.. good handle and none of this 6ft shaft stuff..  this along with 2 good shovels will dig most places.. tried and tested...

Mattock? If that’s what your on about it’s for different ground and plenty of the englishlads use them . I often have use for the mattock and it’s great for levelling off a dig on a steep incline and working around roots and cutting, but it wouldn’t be used for the job of a sharptooth. Your right in saying a mattock and a shovel will dig most places, most but not all. There’s some places where you need the weight of a 6ft bar to break the ground up and having one will take hours off of a dig.

[pjmc 90]

6 hours ago, stop.end said:

That it is, but a few irish men on here will know what the axe head is and have it in there tool kit.. for shale, roots, normal soil or any substrate for that matter.. well put together, heavy.. but not too heavy.. good handle and none of this 6ft shaft stuff..  this along with 2 good shovels will dig most places.. tried and tested...

It's a tool alright that's always in the back of the jeep but I do think now that if you carry the sharptoooth and couple round mouth spades you can go anywhere and get through any ground

[TOPPER 1,809]

donny dave could never use a sharptooth he d never lift it for god sake it would kill him 

[stop.end 4,079]

18 hours ago, rob284 said:

Mattock? If that’s what your on about it’s for different ground and plenty of the englishlads use them . I often have use for the mattock and it’s great for levelling off a dig on a steep incline and working around roots and cutting, but it wouldn’t be used for the job of a sharptooth. Your right in saying a mattock and a shovel will dig most places, most but not all. There’s some places where you need the weight of a 6ft bar to break the ground up and having one will take hours off of a dig

If I had of meant mattock I would have said mattock.... I said a few men would know..