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Digging fork
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]
Shoe stretcher for bunions
This text can only be consulted in Dutch
<https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/shoe-stretcher-for-bunions?lang=nl>
Mashed potatoes strainer
Seeve for mashed potatoes. This text can only be consulted in Dutch
Shepherd's stick
This text can only be consulted in Dutch
<https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/shepherd-s-stick?lang=nl>
Wire tensioning wringing clamp
This text can only be consulted in Dutch
<https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/wire-tensioning-wringing-clamp?lang=nl>
Mason's bolster
This text can only be consulted in Dutch
<https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/mason-s-brick-chisel?lang=nl>
Drill saw
This text can only be consulted in Dutch
<https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/drill-saw?lang=nl>
Saw rasp
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.
Gardener's trowel
This text can only be consulted in Dutch
<https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/gardeners-trowel?lang=nl>
Grass whip
Light tool suitable for mowing the lawn in hard-to-reach places such as
along tree trunks, stones, fences and roadsides. The grass whip consists of
a thin blade (approx. 20-25 cm), serrated on both sides (1) or provided
with a cut on both sides and front (2). The handle is covered with wood or
rubber. The tool is swung back and forth in front of the feet, with the
blade lying parallel to the ground, cutting through the thin grass stems.
Due to the double-sided cut, it works on both sides. Another model (MOT V
2019.0007) looks more like a narrow machete with a curved tongue-shaped end
(3). See also the grass hook. [MOT] (1) According to LOGAN: 176, the grass
stems cannot bend away due to the serrated cut. (2) Catalog 1976: Wilkinson
Sword. The name on the world's finest garden tools. (3) The model of
manufacturer and distributor Martindale is sold as a machete