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Bending the prongs of a garden fork
I've managed to bend two of the prongs on the garden fork and can't
find a way to bend them back. It's hard getting sufficient leverage without finding another unexpectedly buried brick to push against. Can anyone suggest a way to bend them back? Unfortunately I don't have a large steel vice attached to a heavy hardwood workbench bolted to the floor. |
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