Barebones Hand Cultivator

Premium Hand Cultivator for Weeding, Tilling & Aerating

The Barebones Hand Cultivator is a beautifully crafted, professional-grade garden tool built to handle tilling, weeding, and aerating in flower beds, raised beds, and vegetable gardens. Its robust three-tine head is forged from heat-treated 2Cr13 stainless steel, allowing the tines to power through dense, rocky soil and remove weeds at the root. The 410 stainless steel shaft is capped with an elegant copper-plated accent, and a waxed cotton hanging cord is included for convenient tool storage.

The ergonomic walnut handle provides a secure, comfortable grip during extended use, and because the tines can be resharpened as needed, this cultivator is built for a lifetime of reliable service. At just 0.80 lbs and 14.25″ in length, it offers precise control without hand fatigue — an ideal companion alongside a full set of Barebones hand tools.

• Heat-Treated Stainless Steel Tines: 2Cr13 stainless steel blade resists rust and corrosion, powering through rocky and compacted soil with ease.
• Ergonomic Walnut Handle: Hand-finished walnut provides a smooth, secure grip for comfortable use during long gardening sessions.
• Resharpenable Tines: Tines can be resharpened as needed, extending the life of the tool indefinitely with proper care.
• Refined Copper Accent: Copper-plated stainless steel cap adds strength and a timeless, handcrafted aesthetic.
• Waxed Cotton Hanging Cord: Included cord makes it easy to hang the cultivator for organized, accessible storage.
• Lightweight & Precise: At just 0.80 lbs, it reduces fatigue while delivering excellent control for detailed soil work.

Confirmed specifications from Barebones.

After Each Use
Wipe the tines and shaft clean of any soil residue. Use a slightly damp cloth if needed, then dry thoroughly before storing.

Preventing Rust
After cleaning and drying, apply a thin coat of mineral oil to the stainless steel tines and shaft to protect against moisture and oxidation between uses.

Handle Care
To keep the walnut handle in top condition, apply a light coat of linseed oil or mineral oil periodically. This prevents the wood from drying out or cracking over time.

Sharpening the Tines
The stainless steel tines can be resharpened as needed using a medium file or sharpening stone, ensuring the tool maintains peak performance season after season.

Storage
Store indoors after each use. Avoid leaving garden tools outside for extended periods — prolonged exposure to wet conditions can cause unnecessary wear and rust. Use the included waxed cotton cord to hang the cultivator for organized, space-saving storage.