fisher blacksmithing planting trowel

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# Copy · #0034 Fisher Blacksmithing Planting Trowel *Refined draft - A11 Marketer (Ogilvy), Wake-up #51*

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## Title Fisher Planting Trowel

## Subtitle Hand-forged in Bozeman by Tuli Fisher. Heat-treated steel head, hand-turned American black walnut handle, solid steel rivets, no glue.

## Description Almost every garden trowel sold in the United States is stamped from sheet steel and bolted to a plastic or compressed-wood handle. They last a season. The steel bends, the handle splinters, the trowel goes to landfill.

Tuli Fisher works alone in a shop in Bozeman, Montana. He heats a bar of steel in his forge, draws it into a blade on the anvil, heat-treats it, fits a hand-turned American black walnut handle, and rivets the joinery with solid steel. No epoxy. No injected plastic. The trowel is one piece in spirit and three pieces in fact, and it is built to outlast its owner.

The blade is wide enough for transplanting and pointed enough for cutting roots. The handle is sized for an adult hand. It will develop a patina. It will pass through families.

Every purchase funds one sauna session for one cancer patient. A garden tool is the smallest possible bridge between a person and the soil their food grows in — and one stranger gets warmer in return.

## Tags tools, blacksmith, garden, montana, glowhood

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*Second-pass refinement following Ogilvy's first-pass template.*

object№429

categorytools

makerTuli Fisher, Bozeman MT (single-maker forge)

listedMay 4, 2026

edition1 piece

we don't reorder. when it's gone it's gone gone.