Rake 6 tines

The rake (“claw” or “klauw” in Dutch) is a garden rake but with longer tines, created to collect material in the garden or to crumble the soil. This allows for better aeration of the soil and for improved mixing of compost or other soil enhancers. When the rake is flipped upside down with the tines skyward, the horizontal beam can used to level the seedbed. The tines are forged, sharpened and bent inwards (just like the claws on an animal) to improve the push-and-pull motion. The rake with six tines is less wide than the rake with eight tines allowing you to work with more precision in the garden.