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| Garden trowel blades can be made of five different types of materials: carbon steel, stainless steel, plastic, aluminium or bronze. | ||||
Carbon steel |
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Carbon steel, also known as plain steel, is an alloy of carbon and iron where no other elements have been added. | |||
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Aluminium |
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An aluminium garden trowel blade is a soft and lightweight metal blade made from the atomic element Al. It is the least durable of all of the garden trowel blade varieties. | |||
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Bronze |
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A bronze garden trowel blade is made from a mixture of copper and tin. It is the most expensive variety available as they are only made on a small scale. | |||
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