Proper Scything Technique | Movements to Perfect Your Scything | Scything Tutorial

[@Kenjiro5775]

You just solved another of my problems. When I encounter taller, thicker grass, the blade does not slice through as easily as I thought it should. I see that I need that spring energy from my hips to get the blade going with more speed and power BEFORE the edge of the blade engages the grass. The karate example was very helpful because I tool Tae Kwon Do as a teenager. I really need to get my hips involved much sooner in the swath. Thank you for posting this video.

[@slattergubben6702]

Great! Yes it's a little springy. Keep eye for new films about technic that will be released soon!

[@olleedsbacker3015]

Tack för en bra instruktion. Även jag känner igen fel jag gjort. Är ännu bara i begynnelsen av min utveckling.

[@Kenjiro5775]

I think that is my problem, I am too stiff in my lower legs. Maybe it is a good idea to practice those movements at 1:48 before I start with my scythe. I do notice my lower body tends to loosen up after maybe ten minutes. I am just beginning with the Austrian style snath and blade, and my best cuts do indeed feel effortless. Scything renewed my enthusiasm for yard maintenance after decades of decline in build quality of gas lawn equipment soured my attitude. I just love this 19th century tool! 😁👍

[@itoilinks]

Bravo!

[@dheerajchidambaranathan]

This is such an amazing video for beginners like me! Thank you so much for putting this here with English auto generated subs. This will really help me a lot with my scything journey. :)

[@slattergubben6702]

Thanks! Please continue watching for new videos, actually this one is severely needed to change as I have developed much more pedagogic advices and also enhanced my own technique since then! But the basic movements is same so don't worry!

[@JosefHaglund]

Bra tips! Känner igen flera fel som jag gör.

[@giancarlomaster2535]

Tack gracias Ecuador 🇪🇨

[@pyroarch57]

So much detail...excellent!

[@slattergubben6702]

Oooh, yes, but we should delete that old video. I have a set of newer in a serie that are much better! You find them on the channel

[@wmpx34]

@@slattergubben6702please don’t delete it! I watched the new ones as well, and they are very good. But I learned some other things from these olds ones too.

[@alaashalaby5055]

Great job! I wish you had subtitles or have a repeat in English!

[@slattergubben6702]

We are actually producing new and better videos right now in this topic. In English with Swedish subtitles.

[@gcgopro6912]

Will that whole field be cut by mid-day?

[@stefanof8831]

Please please please can we have english version of tech videos? Thanks for all.

[@slattergubben6702]

Slowly we work on it! From now on videos that can be relevant to an international puplic will be in english or have subtitles - this video I will do in a new version to next summer as I did some more inventions regarding teaching the basic movements during last years.

[@matsnilsson4583]

Den här mannen har aldrig slått ojämn mark eller säd!

[@slattergubben6702]

Säd nej ytterst lite. Dock slår jag och mitt team 45 ha ängsmark årligen med lie varav stora delar av det är mycket stenigt och ibland tuvigt o knöligt på andra sätt. Har ännu inte stött på någon som skickligare tar sig fram i stenig miljö än jag. Men så har jag också haft det som yrke och passion i över 15 år. Filmen handlar dock om att lära sig grundslaget i lie. Precis som man inte gör sin första övningskörning i rusningstrafik i Stockholm är det rakt upp och ned korkat att ge sig ut bland stenar första gången man slår med lie! Eller hur?