HOW MUCH IT WEIGHS?

Can I ask what weight hammer do you use?

Спасибо Вам! Учился по Вашим видео косить, отбивать и точить косу. Успехов Вам!🙂👍🤝

Thank you very much 👍👍👍👍❤

You is well good at peening

Děkuji moc za vaši práci a že můžeme tento poklad mít v českém jazyce. Daniela

I think I damaged the base of my jig. It was flat but now it’s bevelled. Not sure how to reset it!

This man is a racist who posts hate-filled comments about "multiculture mixing" (his words) on other channels. Please don't support his channel, or anything he does. All he deserves is to be ignored for the smallminded bigot he is.

This man is a racist who posts hate-filled comments about "multiculture mixing" (his words) on other channels. Please don't support his channel, or anything he does. All he deserves is to be ignored for the smallminded bigot he is.

This man is a racist who posts hate-filled comments about "multiculture mixing" (his words) on other channels. Please don't support his channel, or anything he does. All he deserves is to be ignored for the smallminded bigot he is.

This man is a racist who posts hate-filled comments about "multiculture mixing" (his words) on other channels. Please don't support his channel, or anything he does. All he deserves is to be ignored for the smallminded bigot he is.

This man is a racist who posts hate-filled comments about "multiculture mixing" (his words) on other channels. Please don't support his channel, or anything he does. All he deserves is to be ignored for the smallminded bigot he is.

The kitten is a star 😊

Что то у них трава не косится

Hi. I see this is a very old video. I do own a hand operated peening machine, similar to this one, but the lever operates in opposite motion, Its also mounted on a seat and has a metal rod in which you lay the blade as you run it through the jaws. It works well and Its the one I use the most. It is made here in the north of spain and its commercially sold, around 100 and something euros. I think its based on an old stubai model

Ale pięknie błyszczy ta kosa. Nieźle wypolerowana i zadbana. Bardzo dziękuję za fachową pomoc i rady. Będę brał z Pana przykład. Uczę się kosić i klepać kosę ,ale u nas w górach jest tzw. "babka" - taka kostka którą wbijamy w pniak i na której klepiemy kosy. Pan ma jakiś inny fajny przyrząd. Pozdrawiam z Polski. Jacek.

Thanks, wondered if the schröckenfux sicles could be peened since they feel so sturdy compared to the scythe blades and dont want to damage my polished hammer and anvil setup. You video makes me to give it a try =)

I continuously got irritated why I had a curved edge on my blade after peening. You're the first one I see to refer to this and how to remove the burr properly. Thanks!!

Хто так держить молоток?

Many thanks for the video, very helpful. One question. Because of the delay in the sound on the video it is difficult to see weather your whetstone motion is rubbing towards the sharp edge or running off the sharp edge. Does that make sense?

Did you make hay with that? If you remember 😊

really great video thanks! Just wondering the correct way to get the anvil into the wood? Do you just hammer it in pretty hard? This won't damage the anvil will it

What's the problem with using a wet stone that's not wet?

What's your background? You sound English not Czech

Is that a whetstone? The sharpening tool?

Those stakes look like a good idea, to avoid cutting off small shrubs or trees

Can you take the blade off? if for example you want to transport it somewhere

When Poland hosts the Olympic Games, they will feature synchronized scything.😂

Like from Lithuania ........

Excellent !

For reference and to compile what I consider to be the most effective scythe peening videos on youtube, I have compiled a few of your peening videos into one. If you would rather I hadn't of done this I can give the compilation to you and delete it from my channel. Whatever you are happy with is fine with me. Thanks, Peter Gilbert, Rooth, New Brunswick, Canada

what the heck is that is someone attacking you? Hopefully you are alright if it was.

great to see the link to Nourishing Traditions on your web site as well. I used to be able to recite their information on broth it is incredible solid information.

Really good video; clear instructions and explanations 🙂

Thank you for making such a great video, and stressing that it's a matter of patience and learning and good sense. "Perfect practice makes perfect." I find that these days western culture is falling into a ridiculous certification and training hole, where people require or demand a million specialized courses even for traditional basic skills, and are then considered 'experts', rather than actually sitting down and practicing said skills/crafts. Funnily enough, if we never try doing a skill, we'll never learn. Disclaimer: Certification definitely has its place, and is often crucial for safety as well as for maintaining standards of work - but just today my mother literally got angry at me for suggesting that I wanted to start learning how to mow with a scythe, abstractly exclaiming that I could break SO much and do SO much wrong and that I couldn't POSSIBLY imagine that before taking a two day long official course.

I'm taking in all your old videos now just to gather information from your comments. You are full of valuable information. What is the weight of the hammer you use now? That looks like a hefty hammer in this video. Thanks again and have a great day.

that video shows what you are trying to do while peening better than many hours of dialogue. Great concept in presenting the process this way. Thanks and be well to you and yours

Greetings from New Brunswick, Canada. I just wanted to thank you all for all of the kind support you give to people like me. I'm just trying to regain a small part of the knowledge that was common just a few generations in the past. Thank you for your contributions, Peter Gilbert Nasonworth, New Brunswick, Canada

I appreciate your skill with respect to all aspects of using a scythe. I also appreciate your emphasis on being happy. I have 3 American style scythe blades. I have all the tools necessary to sharpen them but I lack the skill. I gave up on trying to sharpen them. Last night, I ordered a European style scythe kit from Scythe Works in British Colombia, Canada. I'm happy I found your channel. Thank you and have a good day.

I want it scythe in nepal

Just wanted to thank you for such a great peening video. The best one I’ve found with simple info, very easy to follow, and no wasted words. You’re a great teacher and your passion shows. Thanks again

How i wished there was a photograph of my granddad who did this. We where not allowed to get near the scythe. Always supersharp. And him using it ...like a knife through butter. Thank you.

I found your channel by the fate of the algorithm because I started using a scythe. Seems to have taken a bizarre twist. What on earth is going on in this town?

Best ever!

7:00 For some reason, my memory did not record that upon watching, and I had to figure this out later by myself. I am so glad that my "discovery"😁is confirmed by a specialist ! I can testify that it makes a huuuuge difference, since a blade kept steady and centered (on the anvil) allows a greater precision, a quicker pace and better results, thus giving more satisfaction. One more thing : I am mainly working on second hand blades that have been somewhat abused, and that I want to bring back to "life". For a long time, the hammer blows would not leave that typical shiny mark, even after I began to use the sanding block, and I had no clue why. To my satisfaction, it finally set in, and my explanation is that the surface has to be "one blow away" from being totally flat on that spot : as long as the little grooves made by whatever material (rocks etc...) are too deep, the hammer blows won't appear clearly.

Is this peened on the bottom face of the blade or the top? Is it the same for the jig w the 2 caps? Cheers

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Thanks!

communistic practice.....stalins children

Thanks for sharing this