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Digging bar
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a long and sturdy metal tool with a pointed or chisel-like end, designed for digging, breaking up compacted soil, prying rocks or roots, and other heavy-duty digging tasks
What is a "digging bar"?
A digging bar is a long, heavy tool with a pointed or chisel-like end, used for breaking up hard soil, rocks, or other materials. It has a sturdy metal shaft, typically made of steel, which allows the user to apply force for digging or prying. Digging bars are often used in construction, landscaping, and excavation tasks where a shovel might not be strong enough. The pointed end helps to penetrate tough surfaces, while the flat or chiseled end is useful for levering materials apart.
Examples
The workers used a digging bar to break up the compacted soil before starting the foundation work.
