To shape steel for forging a garden fork, heat the steel until it reaches a workable temperature (usually between 1,200°F and 2,200°F), then use a hammer and anvil to gradually shape the tines and shaft. Reheat the steel as necessary to maintain malleability, and finish by quenching and tempering to achieve the desired hardness and

To care for a garden fork, clean it after each use, keep it dry, and store it in a cool, dry place. Regularly inspect and maintain the handle and tines, applying oil to metal parts to prevent rust. Proper care of your garden fork is essential to prolong its life and maintain its efficiency. Remove