Edge Digger 12" Length w/7.5" Digging Blade
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- Built with high-quality materials - robust steel blade.
- Serrated blade to cut through roots.
- Non-slip blade guard with comfortable rubber handle.
- Includes Garrett carry sheath for belt mount use.
Start your next treasure-hunting adventure with this essential tool, the Garrett Edge Digger. This rugged hand shovel is made from strong carbon steel and features a 7.5-inch digging blade with cutting-edge teeth. These features make it able to cut through soil and small roots with ease. Its total blade length of 12 inches also ensures that it's portable and effective for a variety of digging conditions.
The Edge Digger's handle is designed with a non-slip rubber grip and thumb indentation, providing extra comfort and grip stability during use. For added safety, the blade guard protects your fingers from its cutting teeth. Included with this tool is a durable carry sheath that ensures your digging tool is always within reach when you need it.
Functions and Uses
The Edge Digger is designed for use across various metal-detecting environments. Its primary function is precision digging, root cutting, and soil cutting. The serrated edge makes it easy to slice through roots and grassy surfaces, allowing you to quickly dig up hidden targets that you've detected with your metal detector. Purchase this recovery tool to further enhance your metal-detecting experience!
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Edge Digger suitable for use in rocky areas?
Even though the Edge Digger is designed to handle various soil types, using it in extremely rocky conditions can be challenging. It's ideal for areas with softer soil and smaller rocks that the serrated blade can handle.
What other recovery tools are good to use with the Edge Digger?
When metal detecting, having multiple prospecting and recovery tools helps you collect even more treasures and finds. In addition to the Edge Digger, you could add the Metal Sand Scoop or Nugget Scoop for a more comprehensive collection of finds.
Can I use the Edge Digger in water?
Because this tool is made of carbon steel and not stainless steel, it shouldn't be exposed to water for too long. Prolonged exposure to water causes rust formation, so it's important to clean and dry the shovel after use in wet conditions.