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@justinsane11Ай бұрын
I just got my first Austrian rig and I’m waiting to treat it with some oil first. Is this peen job inverted because of the type of anvil you’re using?
@SomersetScytheSchoolАй бұрын
Yes, using a curved anvil you have turn the blade upside down.
@volodumurboyar71712 ай бұрын
Добра робота. Здорояч і вдачі тобі чоловіче.
@WildernessTamed11 ай бұрын
Nice!
@SomersetScytheSchool10 ай бұрын
Thanks!
@Eden894HisBiomeАй бұрын
Where did you learn to wear copper on your left hand ring finger.? If you mind my asking. A swammi or do you have guru? If thats even copper. By the way you are amazing. song making material sounds right there.
@SomersetScytheSchoolАй бұрын
I’ve always loved copper. I have arthritis in my fingers and can no longer wear my wedding ring so I wear this copper ring instead.
@Eden894HisBiomeАй бұрын
@@SomersetScytheSchool much praise🙏
@leebdj194921 күн бұрын
I’m a righty, so would I start at the toe end and go toward the heel? I’ve heard that the hammering helps draw the blade along the anvil as you move it. Or, are you right handed and hammer with your left to help move the blade along? I peened mine for the first time, and I think I have to much cup on the edge, so maybe have to hold the blade more flat, and work on keeping the edge in the centre of the anvil. It still sharpened up well, just need to get used to it.
@SomersetScytheSchool21 күн бұрын
@@leebdj1949 as far as I’m aware you should always work from the heel to the toe, doesn’t matter if you’re left or right handed. If you’re getting a cup on the edge of the blade you need to move the blade further back on the anvil to flatten the edge or it won’t enter the grass at the right angle to cut it.
@leebdj19496 күн бұрын
Thanks for the tips
@jenniferwood416511 ай бұрын
So it looks like you sharpened the blade - similar to sharpening a kitchen knife, but I don't understand the hammer and anvil. Why would you turn the sharpened blade?
@SomersetScytheSchool11 ай бұрын
I’m creating a bevelled edge to the blade so that the edge is thin enough to cut grass. Also has a cold forging effect which hardens the edge of the blade so that it will hold an edge for longer and be more resistant to damage. It’s called peening.
@jenniferwood416511 ай бұрын
As you can guess, I'm not very familiar with scythes...
@dutchcudaАй бұрын
sooo... left hand hammering and a right hand scythe...? interesting! Sweet hammer control. You hit like a machine.... 😎
@SomersetScytheSchoolАй бұрын
Thank you, I have been told i work like a machine too. Yes I'm left handed with a hammer but I can use both left and right hand scythes.
@dutchcudaАй бұрын
@@SomersetScytheSchool That sounds like a challenge. Never tried. Never been in contact with a left hand blade either... I can imagine situations where a lefty would be convenient, but then you would have to drag 2 scythes along...
@SomersetScytheSchoolАй бұрын
@@dutchcuda check out my recent shorts - there’s one of me and a friend mowing a path together, one with a left and one with a right.
@dutchcudaАй бұрын
@@SomersetScytheSchool that works nicely. Ever wonder why your friend was 3"shorter at the end of the path...? 😁