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I love my Lesche hand digger, but, I've worn almost 1.5 inches off it and thinking of getting a new one. Doesn't Lesche make one with a serrated edge on both sides? Seems everywhere I check, it's either RH or LH.
 
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Who carries them?
 
I love my Lesche hand digger, but, I've worn almost 1.5 inches off it and thinking of getting a new one. Doesn't Lesche make one with a serrated edge on both sides? Seems everywhere I check, it's either RH or LH.
You could always cut your own if you put a cutoff wheel on your angle grinder. The problem with double sided serration is that it creates a serious weak spot across the blade.
Adding serration to the other side would take the blade from 40mm wide down to 33mm wide. To combat that they would have to make it wider, thicker, or reduce the depth of serration.
I do a lot of prying with mine and I'm surprised that I've never broken it.
 
Yes I have the small shovel from them. It's ts basically a hand digger
 

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I'm using a CKG Hand Digger as seen on Amazon. Teeth on both sides. Sharp.
 

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I do not think so cudamark, I believe that would weaken the tool. I cut a plug in a clockwise motion thus I only need serration on one side.
 
You could always cut your own if you put a cutoff wheel on your angle grinder. The problem with double sided serration is that it creates a serious weak spot across the blade.
Adding serration to the other side would take the blade from 40mm wide down to 33mm wide. To combat that they would have to make it wider, thicker, or reduce the depth of serration.
I do a lot of prying with mine and I'm surprised that I've never broken it.
So make it 1/2" wider, I can live with that. I do a lot of prying myself and am sure pleased with how they hold up. I've tried MANY other diggers and have broken almost all of them at some point. I just that sometimes it 's more convenient to cut in both directions.
 
I love my Lesche hand digger, but, I've worn almost 1.5 inches off it and thinking of getting a new one. Doesn't Lesche make one with a serrated edge on both sides? Seems everywhere I check, it's either RH or LH.
They do indeed make a double serrated digger; but they are not common. Thought I had one left, but all I have now is a left side and a right side if you decide you want either one of those.
 
Lesche is made and sold by Kingofspadesonline.com which is apparently owned by JNStools.com. "Lesche" and predator tools are and always have been separate companies and both make and sell very good products. Predator does not sell lesche
 
I love my Lesche hand digger, but, I've worn almost 1.5 inches off it and thinking of getting a new one. Doesn't Lesche make one with a serrated edge on both sides? Seems everywhere I check, it's either RH or LH.
If you haven't noticed, Doglover4 just posted a dual sided lesche for sale
 
If you haven't noticed, Doglover4 just posted a dual sided lesche for sale
Just wanted to point out, the depth and spacing is inconsistent on one side. It's cut by the owner, not purchased that way.
 
I love my Lesche hand digger, but, I've worn almost 1.5 inches off it and thinking of getting a new one. Doesn't Lesche make one with a serrated edge on both sides? Seems everywhere I check, it's either RH or LH.
 
I've got one for sale on this site. Check it out. Jim
 
Thanks, but, I already have a used one. I was looking for new.
 

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