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中文（臺灣）：二齒耙，為上進興打鐵店藝師郭建宏所製造，耙身長28公分，耙身寬8公分，耙身厚1.5公分，柄頭高11公分，2019年製成，現存於宜蘭市武營街18號上進興打鐵店。 郭建宏先生，是郭家打鐵行業代代相傳的第五代，父親郭秋林，祖父郭旺樹均是地方知名打鐵師父。早期農村社會，農家耕田、除草、割稻、砍伐樹林等，在在均需要鐵製器具，當時鐵器用品和日常用品一樣，需求量頗大。如今工廠批發鐵製產品取代了手工鐵器，使宜蘭打鐵沒落了，打鐵店大多改行做鎖，只餘上進興打鐵店仍繼續經營。 二齒耙又稱二齒釘耙、二齒仔，是農村傳統的翻地農具，凡是挖土、種地、挖地、翻地、開墾、鬆土等，先用二齒耙，再用鋤頭耕土作壟，早期是農家必備的農具之一。郭建成說：「這二齒耙，挖石頭，墾硬土，兩根耙一起用力，絕對不會彎曲變形，鐵鍊成鋼，只有手工打鐵才能做到。」 |
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| Author | 創作者：郭建宏。貢獻者：郭建宏 |
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