Blacksmithing - Forging a scythe

[@sebw.4939]

Grandpa taught me how to mow - but folks that can make good scythes are very rare these days. Deep respect to your blacksmithing skills!!

[@ElGoogKO]

Not rare at all, plenty of skilled bladesmiths. They just don't make scytes because there isn't a relevant market anymore. The shape is easy to form and as you can see here , without much care to the quality of the result. Thus any generic smith can do a scyte. Making an exceptional one (not seen here) would require one of the exceptional smiths, that will use soft and hard steel and a proper tempering for an amazing long lasting sharp blade

[@ChrisMcClure-n5d]

See we have a key board blacksmith just slot if talk

[@kazimierzmarkiel5400]

In age 74 the grass cutting with the scythe in my garden under the trees is one of my few male pleasures, but I have seen the scythe making the first time in my life and I watched it with the curiosity. Working with the computer need some pause and grass mowing is excellent ecxercise, especially if you do not have to, but still you can . I was working one year in Sweden -in one factory construction project- some 10 years ago and I brought to my country (due to high quality) two their brushes for the floor sweeping. Swedes in Goetheborg airport were looking at it smiling slightly , and I had to pass it through the special procedure for oversized luggage. After landing, I was able to retrieve my brushes only after two weeks, because the airport services were searching the items thoroughly -apparently expecting to discover something more unusual there. I told my wife : do not touch it , it is for me only. So we are using it both up to now, and my wife is thinking to buy the same one or something similar. Today I look with the some sadness when I see , what the swedish politicians did with the Sweden I have seen. Stary

[@gerry343]

Your videos are excellent, Torbjorn, we can see exactly what you are doing without having endless explanations and no intrusive music. In my humble opinion you also are a very skilled blacksmith.

[@barrymartin7085]

I think it's a very credible scythe and it works well. And it's how I imagine the scythes of old would look. Clearly not as easy to produce as some would like to believe.

[@douglasgault2578]

When I was younger I used a scythe a lot for clearing. It's really effortless and much faster than a string trimmer. This is a much better blade than these modern stamped ones on the market. Again great work my man your an artist with a hammer.

[@DavyJones-bv5zo]

A good craft from a good forge does good work in the hands of a good man or woman

[@Fumwum]

The high and mighty experts in these comments, wow, yes he's doing some things wrong but god dammit he DID it! He went and made a scythe blade and it works, yes he stoned it wrong and his handle is too damn short but it's a blade, it cuts, it works, he made it and he was proud to show us even with all the little things he's maybe not the proudest of. I for one am proud to watch the video, his creation. This was very cool, thank you for uploading.

[@torbjornahman]

Thanks! :) I may have to revisit this one....

[@goblin550]

@@torbjornahman Make a nice metal cup to keep water in your pocket and keep your stone wet.

[@NielsdR]

@@goblin550 With this kind of scythe you use a dry stone, the sharpening is not by the stone but with the hammer. The stone is only for polishing the edge

[@goblin550]

@@NielsdR I've always heard you use a wet stone even for honing. I'm not experienced however so I could be wrong. Thanks for the info!

[@verdigrissirgidrev4152]

@@goblin550 the stone will sharpen more aggressively if it's wet but it can be used dry. the blade is not hardened in a conventional sense i.e. martensitic, so it doesn't matter.

[@basedbuddha777]

You make moving metal look so easy. You are an inspiration to all of us. Thank you for your craft and skill!

[@СергейФелькин-ж4ы]

Мастер своего дела, чаровник и кудесник. Смотреть в кайф, и это наподобие некоторой нирваны, когда смотришь, смотришь и не оторваться никак, пока ролик не закончится.

[@kelvinsparks4651]

Excellent job on the scythe I bet it holds a good edge. Your anvil though can only be described as amazing. Thanks for sharing.

[@cracklingpumpkin1569]

Great work! No commentary, no music, just the sound of tools, perfect video

[@c.rob2323]

As a romanian that tool brings back memories. I still use it from time to time although its blade got really narrow in the middle. Thing belongs in a museum if I think about it.. / Edit: Everything you did was proper, you are a true craftsman!

[@gargava9533]

Eu tot o folosesc

[@c.rob2323]

@@gargava9533 Cool, si eu. I-am si facut un update saptamana trecuta, haha.. i.imgur.com/EewKuU3.png

[@johannesels5288]

Good to see you're back beating on some steel and reaping the rewards.

[@crazygamernerd2399]

No.... I want to say good pun, but I'm just gonna say no...

[@spencerdunn866]

I see what you did there

[@TutorialTelevision]

Awesome!! I loved how you showed the creation of the little rig you had to make for the hydraulic hammer!

[@tankerd1847]

Your videos are great, the effort you put into the camera work to show different tools you're using is awesome.

[@alexandreelsabbagh1589]

I love how you did the cutting edge ! It is simple and elegant. Not to mention your skill. Well done !

[@elchick8328]

The original weed whacker! Quality work as always! I love watching your smithing and you have a great sense of subtle humor. Thanks for sharing with us!

[@crazygamernerd2399]

He's a dad. I'd feel sorry for the kid if he didn't have a dad's sense of humor.

[@mohamedkamal262]

Work of art. Pride in what you created. Loved watching you create the scythe out of the piece of metal.

[@robertcutburth3745]

My grandfather used to cut hay for his milk cows with one of these when he was young. Good job

[@s10m0t10n]

I really enjoyed seeing the whole process from formless steel to a functional scythe. Fascinating and theraputic.

[@Rouverius]

1:00 "Look, there is no way he's gonna make a full-scale scythe with that little chuck of metal" 22:10 "OK, I've been known to be wrong on occasions..." Great work! It looks like it works well.

[@h2o270]

That scythe is amazing! I have a European scythe and did not realize the small creases in the blade were to tension it, interesting. This has motivated me to get out and do some scything.

[@hermanbakkes4008]

Where are you from?

[@zjork]

i love a good scythe, and that is one very good scythe you made there! my most used and favoritt gardening tool! all so, nice to see the kids helping out and taking an interest in your work! that warms my hearth :) great vid!

[@pauldrowns7270]

It sounds beautiful, and the ridge from the neck into the beard is interesting (and I think a good idea). The post below me describes and American snathe. I prefer a 1-grip because I can move my my hand up and down to adjust if I choose to. Your work is truly beautiful!

[@GlennBrockett]

Beautifully done scythe. Better scything than 90% of the videos out there. (not counting the competitions, of course.)

[@Lelum_Polelum]

My grandfather teach me how to use scythe like that. Great work Torbjorn!

[@gregiep]

Loved the theatrics! Great intro! Great job lighting the forge!

[@torbjornahman]

:)

[@4444-m4t]

@@torbjornahman hay

[@samblandford9863]

Best. Opening. Ever. Oh, and the lighting of the forge was spot on too.

[@galanie]

A welder/fabricator isn't a blacksmith but a blacksmith is a welder/fabricator. Great work!!!

[@ИгорьКокин-и6к]

Такой инструмент - находка для понимающих и знающих работу людей! Молодец парень! Высоко ценю подобных мастеров! Успехов ему.!

[@user-fk6ku3hy5f]

Только не правильнр сделано касовьище, приходится косить раком . Это пол часа работы и дальше ты не работник. И не правильно бруском правит косу , с плоской стороны ( нижней) брусок прикладывается по всей плоскости а не под углом . А со стороны верха прикладывается на уголок. А если править как он то наклёп сточишь за день косьбы.

[@POOTHAITUMSAB]

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[@JAERNSPOKET]

Wow, amazing job once again! The sound of sharpening a scythe blade reminds me of my childhood, and now i know how it's made! Great job! :)

[@dannyhaynes673]

You

[@thebassknuckler]

16:52 a helping hand from a young apprentice..nice!

[@Archer-bc6cv]

Your videos are so calming and amazing

[@denegillespie5767]

Superb craftsmanship in all aspects. I find your videos very instructive, therapeutic and sublimely satisfying

[@Nyghtprowler]

Amazing job! Man, can you imagine how long it would take to draw that out by hand back in the day?! Power hammers are a god send! It would have taken a lot of energy to get that length and thickness!

[@ragnar0721]

You're overestimating it

[@mattymcsplatty5440]

sir, u are a genius. that attachment for the powerhammer was awesome. just found yr channel. fantastic skills, a real pleasure to watch.

[@OlneyaTesota]

From Fathering to gardening, to wood and steel this guy does it all. Jc

[@maratkabirov531]

Человек отковал косу.,даже отбил но не закалял. И он не деревенский косарь. Если закалить и настроить будет намного лучше магазинной. Косу отковать труднее чем клинок сделать. Мастеру респект.

[@Logen23232]

косу не закаляют иначе она треснет

[@alan_a_1975]

@@Logen23232 не в этом дело, хотя это правда, отбивка косы это и есть закалка режущей кромки, при отбивке структура металла меняется, появляется твердость... все деревенские об этом знают и в древности знали... по этой технологии делается якутский нож...

[@zachadams6451]

The tool that you made on the fly was impressive. Good job

[@Killbilly31]

I'm still trying to save and watch all of your videos. I'm a 2yr bladesmith that's learning on my own and I really appreciate what you've posted.

[@torbjornahman]

Great!

[@digitaIgorilla]

I jumped at 14:33 too! Creamed beeswax works well as a coating on metal to keep the oxidation down too. But then, it doesn't come in large industrial containers like the linseed oil :)

[@random40s]

Beeswax is also a bit tacky tho. Would drag a bit, and make it harder to use.

[@roadweary5252]

You never fail to amaze, my friend!!

[@jamesmyers2087]

I guess you can take tools for granted as simple things, but that was a very complex shape to deal with. 👍

[@bakheg6153]

As I am a son of old farmer ,I appreciate your tools all .All farmers need craftsmen. Bravo guy👍👍

[@torbjornahman]

Thanks!

[@mustafapiriyev8025]

Здравствуйте. От А до Я. Станки о которых мы только можем мечтать. Орудие труда, главный фактор в нашей труде.Вот по чему развита трудоспособность. У нас жаль что не продается такие станки. Способные люди очень много, но они без этих станков. Надо найти путь, как достать такие станки. Кузнецу Спасибо,мастер своего дела.

[@chest_48]

Второй вечер смотрю Ваши видео. Завораживает. Мало что понимаю в кузнечном деле, но чрезвычайно интересно. Спасибо огромное. Привет из России.=)

[@frank3manuel]

I absolutely love this channel. My favorite forging channel. He actually makes stuff he uses, and not just to cut gallons of milk. And he takes the time to forge it right, instead of where you see other people jump right to milling and grinding. Also, alpacas.

[@torbjornahman]

Thanks! :)

[@fourgedmushrooms5958]

Yea surprised more people don't. Knives and weapons get pretty boring when you can make thousands of other things on a fourge. I'm thinking about making a frying pan, a spatula and a soop ladle, but I've made some very good garden tools that I use all the time. What I don't make much is videos. Sorry. Couple of fourge ones though

[@juanrivero8]

The process of moving metal down to the edge of the blade with a hammer is called "peening" in English. I own a scythe (Austrian blade) and cleared about 2 Ha. of brush with it. Scything is therapeutic.

[@hermanbakkes4008]

Wish I could get hold of one. Here in South Africa none is available, and never even heard of.

[@ГаврилоПринцип-и7ф]

2 ha? Do you mean the whole field the size of 2 ha, or just around it, on it's borders, and did you do it at once, in one day or in few days? Cause if you can do it in one day you're a monster! lol I own 3 scythes. One beautifully made by a local Serbian blacksmith, one Slovenian and one from Bosnia. I think that Slovenian and Austrian are similar and are industrially made, not handmade by blacksmiths, but still great scythes. I use all three them very often to cut weeds or to cut some nice grass to give to my pigs to eat. I use Slovenian one for weeds, Bosnian is the cheapest one so I use it for rough weeds or on rough terrain cause it can get damaged and I use the one that was made by a blacksmith for the fine work cause it's the best and the most expensive one :D

[@windhelmguard5295]

@@ГаврилоПринцип-и7ф my father used to be capablae of such a feat, one time, after leaving the pub wasted off his ass, he grabbed the scythe and started mowing, by sunrise he was done. our scythe is made in east germany, the widest part is only about two thumbs wide. what's even more impressive is that my father had to teach himself how to peen it because he's left handed and he didn't know any other lefty who knows how to peen a scythe. i'm not that good at using it myself because the handle is too short for me i have to bend over too far and after just a minute my back, along with everything else, hurts.

[@KravchenkoAudioPerth]

You bring back many memories of working with my Grandfathers scythe. I especially appreciate your proper forging of the edge and the final penning of the edge on the log. No KZbin sander and grinder to form blacksmithing here! A pleasure to watch you work sir. I learn something new almost in every video.

[@torbjornahman]

Great! Thanks!!

[@mdlanor5414]

Excellent Craftsmanship. It doesn’t seem possible to get this Scythe out of that small piece of round stock piece of steel, but as this video clearly shows you did fabricate the piece of round stock into a Scythe. I doubt that there are many other Blacksmiths that could accomplish this feat. Love your videos. Keep them coming.

[@deadmorose3394]

Если я б в детстве так косил на покосе, то не дожил бы до этого времени, дед бы показал за что ))

[@UmkaHaE100]

+

[@джекичан-в3к]

Мне эта коса на..., но на работу засмотрелся, аж залип

[@ГудвинПечеГнёт]

Это верно)) так-себе коса режет!

[@ИванИвановичИванов-с4ц]

Касса неплохая А вот китайская ручка короткая непросто ему Поэтому и косил как сутулая собака а вообще работа на отлично

[@deadmorose3394]

Сама коса бесспорно это шедевр, в руках мастера это грозное орудие труда.... а так это как на спорт каре по бездорожью по деревне гонять....

[@bradleyholcombe6114]

I've always wanted to learn how to use a scythe for mowing.

[@КонрадМихельсон-д9л]

Молодец. Кузнец - золотые руки. А косарь - так себе.

[@vfhnsyvfhnsy7008]

и точильщик так себе. даже жена сказала что косарь из него не какой

[@ivantkachenko8268]

Не-а,коса никакая,да и тем более эту траву,этой косой уже не взять.

[@alan_a_1975]

древко не под его рост... сразу минус спина будет...

[@tombrown879]

Soothing. Brings me back to being a kid, and having to go cut hay for the horses every morning.

[@hedayathasanvand6260]

I follow your programs from Iran, excellent master 👏👏👏👏

[@sublustrum100]

коса весит почти столько же, сколько подписчиков на канале, желаю вам в два раза больше. хорошие вещи делаете.

[@nandortanczos4956]

That was stunning work. Thank you. I've been wondering about those indents on the blade of my scythe. Now I know they are tensioning marks.

[@asvarien]

Excellent video. Made me almost want to sell my lawnmower and get a sycthe.

[@TheMetalButcher]

Almost.

[@ЕвгенийСызоев]

Видио просто супер начинается с классической музыки и переходит на природные звуки,удары механического молота,звон наковальни и молоточков,звуки работащих механизмов,а в оконцовке звук полотна косы и скошенной травы,разве это не красиво?Мастер который, как дережор и исполнитель,не произнеся и слова исполнил эту симфонию.БРАВО!!! Без конечно,можно смореть,как бежит вода,как горит огонь и как работает человек и слышать музыку природы.Заслуженная похвалы работа и показ видио.

[@johnjude2677]

I need a trimmer aaround my rassberries .I am going to make a shorter pole cycle for my needs . Think watching this gets me ideals. Thank you again Sir ...love your teachings.

[@torbjornahman]

Great, thanks

[@oneshotme]

Enjoyed very much!!! I don't think I've ever seen one that thin before Great job making it! Thumbs up

[@michaelcantrell4691]

Whew, he makes it look easy

[@ChrisUhlik]

Fascinating project. So many new (to me) techniques demonstrated. I learned a lot from this video.

[@tawakerakarawa1064]

Excellent blacksmithing! I would once again like to feel the hammers and tongs in my hands, the ring of the anvil, the heat of the forge, see the shaping up of the developing work and eventually the sweet smell of burning oil as the work is tempered! Good one man! (It has been more than 50 years!)

[@torbjornahman]

:) Thanks!

[@egorreshetnikov3864]

Ламы такие: где же там Торбьерн с новой косой, мы хотим свежей травы! Вот это режиссура!)))

[@НиколайНеизвестный-ю6е]

Да выковать косу, не нож состряпать! Хороший кузнец!!!

[@АлексейПлиско-щ5г]

Кузнец хороший )))) только косарь не очень ))) Может так заведено у них..., Коса не отрегулирована по росту , в следствии чего косарь горбиться и долго не сможет косить ))

[@abuyasmina09]

@@АлексейПлиско-щ5г Согласен. А еще коса красивая но негодная! не косит , а рвет траву! А так слов нет, косу выковать не легко!

[@СтепанСтепанычП]

@@АлексейПлиско-щ5г Да, и как то травмоопасно он её подтачивает... Травку нужно аккуратненько стереть и косу держать жёстко (уперев в землю косьё одной стороной а другую зажав боком тела почти под мышкой притянув свободной рукой за конец косы).

[@DIYideaTV]

Так косить - руки отвалятся через пол-часа! )) Спиной косить надо! Спиной! И ручку по росту взять! Да заточить после отбивки! Эх, моллодёжжж ))

[@Nallebjorn1]

@@DIYideaTV XNATbPOT e3YeP TAK!

[@вадимгорбатенко-ъ7ъ]

Черт побери!!Как хороший фильм!!!С нетерпением ждем новых роликов!

[@tarronadam5435]

I love how you use the machines sparingly. I get it they save you time but if you just show a little love to your work then you don't have to use them so much. Especially the grinding... Omg the grinding. Love your work ' not just the blacksmithing but all of what you share here for us.

[@JCRyderRichardson]

My weekend isn’t complete until I’ve watched a Torbjorn video. Just brilliant!

[@torbjornahman]

:) That's great, thanks!

[@fadefade]

1:06 witchcraft!

[@lordblack998]

hang on, do they weigh the same as a duck?

[@RedmarKerkhof]

This Old Torbjörn

[@eck0799]

I'M PRETTY SURE HE DID SOME PYROMANCY. 🔥

[@randoprior4130]

That definitely has to be one of the best smoothest edits I have ever seen. If it's two takes he got his position EXACT to the point you can't see a jump.

[@MrWarlockFTW]

I approve

[@aleksandergagarin4717]

Не каждый кузнец откует косу.Молодец!!!

[@ТимофейСухов-г4я]

Отличная коса - с клеймом, сто лет прослужит. И косит правильно - при замахе не приподнимает. Меня тоже тетка учила правильно косить, чтобы как из мультика "Ну погоди" не получилось в землю загнать. Молодцага. С юморком - классный чел....

[@magicdaveable]

I think this is the third or forth time viewing this. A really beautiful scythe blade. Looks like a really difficult task without a power hammer.

[@architect_bulkov]

Trobjørn, please make a carpenter's chisel(framing chisel).

[@stevec.4387]

FINALLY ANOTHER VIDEO!!! THANK YOU!! :)))

[@НиколайМотин-б5ц]

Ух ты!!! Очень интересно. Золотые руки! Прекрасная коса.

[@Urd_Voiddaughter]

Lovely video. I used to work summers at a museum in Luleå (Hägnan). And that involved using 18th- early 19th century scythes to cut grass. So I can really appreciate seeing how it is made since I have spend quite a bit of time using scythes much like this one. I prefer them over the modern, often bulkier versions we also had available.

[@torbjornahman]

Cool. Thanks

[@johornbuckle5272]

Outstanding workmanship

[@normann4016]

Hey, Torbe... you know... there are only two scythe industries left in Europe, one over here in Italy (Dronero) and the other one in Austria (Steyermark), anyway my congrats for yr skills and yr well equipped workshop !

[@Skobar4277]

Круто. Скоро помощник подрастёт, и в 4 руки ковать будет легче. МАСТЕР!

[@johnlcallaway]

Thank you for sharing this. We recently bought a house with two acres that need mowed. Most of it can be done with a tractor, but there are a couple of small hills that might be dangerous, so I've been watching videos on mowing with a scythe. I'll probably buy one, but what kind of aspiring blacksmith would I be if I didn't make my own. Thanks for showing the steps you went through, I think I can figure it out from here and appreciate the detailed video.

[@torbjornahman]

Thanks, that is great! My takeaways from this video was that the blade should be hardened, and probably made from a more high carbon steel. BUT tempered back, probably beyond light blue or something like that, so it can stand the peening. Unhardened, it's too soft.

[@cipo404]

Fantastico! Mi hai fatto tornare indietro di parecchi anni, a quando mio padre mi insegnò ad usare la falce, a batterla ed affilarla. Grazie!

[@АртурФильшин-в9ъ]

Косовище под него коротковато, оптимальные размеры: косовище должно быть почти в рост косаря, а нижняя рукоять на уровне пупка

[@Белогоръ]

Прекрасный труд,отличное видео!

[@hiranflores4633]

Soy un Nicaragüense, Latinoaméricano , y muy bueno tu trabajos sin usar energía eléctrica, es un ejemplo para el mundo.

[@hiranflores4633]

Claro siempre en trabajos que lo ameritan, vi como instalaste todo tu instrumental al aire libre.

[@hiranflores4633]

Pregunta y disculpa, que país es ?

[@torbjornahman]

Sweden!

[@JuanGarcia-qh8mi]

Hola mas bien son con Molinos de agua en la Antiguaedad lo ultilizavan los Grecos y Romanos en Asturias todavia hay uno del emperador octavio Augustus en Ruinas acaso aqui en la cuenca del Ruhr en Kuh Pferd Reh que significa vaca caballo ciervo para los las que se interesan los Molinos los ponen en funcion y es asombrante El Martillo y El Herero forjador ya que hay que tener mucha Experencia sino sera Chatarra

[@mr.ackermann807]

Nice work. I would also like trying this for mowing instead of gas every now and then for good workout and skill. Thank you for this video.

[@operator8014]

@3:37 I thought for a second that you reached over and grabbed the workpiece. My heart skipped a few beats and I expected a scream and some hissing burning noises..

[@petersabatie4181]

Thank you very much because you're the first who forged an austrian scythe on KZbin

[@torbjornahman]

Thanks

[@benitoma6766]

This is the most epic thing that I saw on the Internet to forge a sickle it's very hard Well done ! ! !

[@torbjornahman]

Thanks!

[@benitoma6766]

Torbjörn Åhman good job again, from Romania

[@yuta1849]

When I first saw it, I thought whether it was a sickle of the Death.

[@fynbo1007]

Beautiful result, thank you for sharing your story

[@ИгорьКрутой-г6т]

Черенок должен по длиннее,вам приходится нагибаца чуть,это не очень удобно,а если покос большой то вы останетесь бес спины.

[@michaeld5600]

This is exactly the same technique that we use in my country to make a scythe You've made an incredible job

[@torbjornahman]

Thank you so much!!

[@domgreco7]

Possibly one of the best channels on the tube. 👌

[@МихаилМитаев]

Дааа, кузнец отменный, но косарь никудышный. Молодец, мужик!

[@миколаволицький]

косит корове.что коса не выкосила теленок спасет

[@АндрейСавин-н8е]

Коротка ручка, внаклонку, да на полусогнутых ногах много не накосишь. Мой, покойный, отец косу клином крепил и никакого металла, окромя кольца

[@AndrewSuper]

Я до сих пор такую использую)

[@nutsandbolts3729]

So satisfying , using tools you’ve made yourself.

[@gracegorman642]

You made it and it worked. Brilliant!

[@NicktheLongman]

Medieval Europe: Check out this cool farming tool I made 14 year old anime fans: wOw WhAt A cOoL wEaPoN Medieval Europe: Excuse me what the fUCK?

[@ponury414]

Well, look at polish war scythes, that was kinda cool weapon. xD

[@АндрейГришенко-д7к]

Most folks have no idea what a pleasure it is to cut grass with a scythe. I only used it once more than 20 years ago and I still remember smell of grass and singing of that scythe. Best workout you can have! Get a scythe and cancel your gym membership. You swing your back while mowing and it's best way to work on them love handles plus it's a work out for pretty much your whole upper body. You will have so much fun with it, you will want to cut your neighbors grass for free.

[@Apoc2K]

My neighbor accidentally decapitated a chicken with one so if your find yourself fighting off aggressive poultry and you have literally nothing else at your disposal I suppose a scythe would make an okay weapon!

[@zionnemakoma1398]

Admittedly, it does work quite well as a weapon.

[@SingTodayi]

The death says thank you for sending her this cargo xD

[@VespertilioGiganticus]

bro its a scythe