What was this machine for? - Restoration

In today's video, we showed the renovation of the Dengelfix scythe, which is more than 100 years old.
This device is screwed to the table, the scythe is guided through the device and the blade is flattened by turning the crank.
This lever regulates the width of the blade, narrow and wide, it should be 3 - 6 mm.
Finally, lightly drag the scythe with a whetstone. The use of the scythe has been documented in Europe since the early Iron Age, especially the so-called short scythe mounted on the mower at an obtuse angle. Since the Middle Ages, long scythes, similar to today's, have been replaced.
And nowadays scythes are used very little. They have been replaced by mechanical equipment such as agricultural and domestic lawn mowers. If you liked our video, leave subscription, like, share.
And one last question at the end of the ball are you ever scythe? or have you tried mowing with this traditional scythe on the grass?
Write us your experience in the comments Have a nice day and see you again next time :)
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[@suzynash3487]

I found this very interesting, I worked as a kennel maid for a time as a teenager. One of my jobs there was to use a scythe on the grass which the dogs could play on. I sharpened this with a whet stone . I was fifteen, my first job after leaving school. Now I will be seventy next month, This brought back lots of memories.

[@BS-ys8zn]

Grandpa, who passed in the 1960's, cut the yard with a scythe. Every time I see a Grim Reaper I'm reminded of Grandpa. I still have his scythe hanging in the garage, it's in need of sharpening.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you for your story Suzy :)

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you for your story :)

[@Meeckle]

Mine too

[@dhiko8076]

Dengelfix - german (may be bavarian) word "dengeln" means sharpening a scythe by hammering

[@erwintoegel6437]

Also in austria a household name...

[@ponderstibbons3718]

Its a two part german „Lego“ word… Dengeln means sharpening by hammering, fix means fast, so its a fast sharpener.

[@rickmcdonald1557]

Thanks so much for that explanation as I was really curious as I am a "tool Nut" and was wondering~!

[@SachsVDE]

I think this Tool, is just made to straighten the blade of Sickle..🤔

[@alexandergrin4280]

Я до последнего не мог понять , что это? У нас косу все время клепали молотком, а потом бруском правили. Хорошая работа!

[@wileycoyotesr8623]

Ditto!

[@Чёрт_Лысый]

Аналогично! Видел ещё приспособления, в виде бойка, но по нему также молотком били... А тут тупо шарикоподшипником наклёп проводят. Занятная вещица!

[@pavelkoudele5526]

Jedině ruční naklepávání. Pavel🇨🇿

[@morozjaka]

Правильно отбитая коса в бруске не нуждалась, пока пень или пару кочек не скосишь.

[@slimwantedman6694]

Good morning from Southeast South Dakota

[@gaborgredely1848]

Good morning, Vietnam!

[@atlanticantiquesltd7372]

Another outstanding restoration and a very interesting device. I really liked Veronica’s presentation, I did not understand a word but still enjoyed it. You have an uncanny knack for finding unusual devices which makes your restorations even that much more interesting.

[@raywood8187]

Read the words in the description for what she said.

[@tpniefer]

I didn't understand a word either. I do understand she is a beautiful woman and her eyes are almost magnetic.

[@samuelfellows6923]

The closed captions cannot translate Swedish ☹️

[@waynebye1305]

I love it. Those huge exposed ball bearings are awesome

[@rolandvos]

I have seen professionals flatten their scythe with a hammer and a special small anvill. In duch we call this 'haren' (hair, meaning making as thin as a hair). This was over 50 years ago and the crafsmen were already nearly pensioned. They were very skillful. Nice video again, I never saw a semi automised machine like this.

[@MikeBaxterABC]

Sugar cane machetes were often sharpened with the hammer method as well

[@Lewellfouch]

This is way cool.. Never knew such a machine even existed! Great restoration.

[@georgeshelton6281]

Did you notice that I've most recently seen in the news about Armenia? I've seen what they already have. They nowadays have these 4-door sports cars that levitate. As a matter of fact, I've seen their van that levitates. 🕴 🇦🇲 😳 🤔 😅 😐 🤣 🇦🇲

[@patjohnson3100]

Another excellent and carefully done restoration. I would never have guessed this device was for sharpening scythes. I wondered if it was a hand tool for b ending metal tubing. Thank you

[@briangoldberg4439]

if i understand the comments below the video, it's not actually for sharpening the scythe, but for flattening the blade after it has become kinked and warped from use. i suppose that such scythes are probably quite thin metal and they easily become dented

[@michaelwellman2079]

This one had me guessing to the end. I used a Scythe at my Grand-Pa's farm in Lemoore CA, USA. It was a short one he said but to me, 8-10 years old, it looked like a sword attached to a shovel handle, lol now. But to get the dents, from hitting Rocks, out of the blade he used a small square faced heavy hammer and then a file to sharpen it. The funny thing is, when I was about 16, Dad told me that Grand Pa really did like us to come over because back then I could find Rocks he never could find when cutting the high grass. Fun Times!

[@ProtonOne11]

When i was a kid we had a tiny anvil (about 2 fingers wide) stuck in a large wooden log that you sit on. Then you use a large flat hammer and that anvil to reshape the blade before using the oval whetstone to sharpen it. If the damage was really bad, we had a handcranked large (around 2 feet or 60cm diameter) grindingstone wheel too that would get all kinds of farming tools sharp again. Good old times...

[@jimbayler4277]

@@michaelwellman2079 : Too funny neighbor ! - San Jose

[@VeradonaRestoration]

I thank you Pat :)

[@k.george8722]

I have used a scythe on tall grasses. When sharpened properly, it works great! Easy to use, you get into a certain back and forth rhythm.

[@Njazmo]

We also had a scythe at the summer cabin, more convenient than lawn mower when you have tall grass. Almost zero maintenance, works every time.

[@michaelsoule8070]

Those little stop-motion moments add a nice little touch of whimsy. Excellent restoration as always!

[@hobbit9473]

привет из России ты молодец и жена твоя хорошая помошница

[@ЮрийЛ-о9ю]

Ага, давно смотрю, класные ребята! Интересный контент.

[@Joe1935429]

Another beautiful restoration! Thanks! Years ago (late '70's) I was a volunteer in US National parks, forests, and Designated Wilderness areas. On one occasion a small fire got started near a grassland area adjacent to a forest, both of which were within the boundaries of a designated Wilderness Area. We needed to cut enough of the tall grass to cut off the fire's path to the forest. Since no motor-driven devices (among many other things) are allowed in a Wilderness we had to cut the grass with large scythes to successfully cut off the fires path. It might have been kind of fun but for the urgency. The scythes? The Ranges kept such tools for just such situations. And razor-sharp!

[@ДмитрийАлександров-м4ч]

Привет! Как и в предыдущем комментарии до самого конца не мог понять для чего это приспособа! Я сам сугубо городской житель, но по роду своей деятельности в молодости встречался с косьбой трабы, так мой учитель отбивал специальным молотком литовку, причем до рассвета, а косить траву начинал с первыми лучами солнца, правил лезвие оселком! А да, встретил ваш комментарий на сайте реставратора, было приятно встретиться на просторах интернета! Всем добра!

[@samanthadean1083]

Fantastic job!!! Looks better than new!!! Fun fact: They also used scythes in Japan and China! In fact the kusarigama weapon was based off of a hand scythe!!!

[@dalsugowk7139]

And the name of that 'hand-scythe' is 'sickle'. in. English. Not so much fun than real sickle the multi tool of patch and field. There are heavy sickles enough to cut wrist-thick woods. Sickle had little advantage as decent weapon so never be a popular choice. The advantage of sickle weapon was concealed weapon - disguising local petit peasants. I mean really. That's a true fact of historical ninja not NINJA

[@ЭдуардМихайлов-д1х]

с большим удовольствием смотрю ваши сюжеты. каждый сюжет по своему интересен. спасибо вам. удачи вам.

[@georgebrown8312]

Now I see what the device is used for. It is a scythe sharpener, and it works. Good job restoring it.

[@joseluizmariote6640]

Congratulations Radek for another beautiful job. A hug Radek Veronica, A Merry Christmas to everyone.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Merry Christmas to you too, friend :) Radek and Veronica

[@ВадимКузнецов-з2й]

...молодец Донна Вера!-, до последнего кадра не мог понять, что это за приспособление и для чего оно нужно, у нас в деревнях такого не было, косы и литовки отбивали перед заточкой молотком на железнодорожном костыле забитым в деревянную плаху, а ты красавица молодец,- теперь этому экземпляру место в музее!-, здоровья тебе и удачи во всём!!!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Большое спасибо Вадим :) Радек и Вероника

[@donaldnelson2882]

thank you for this surprise video. Stay safe in these turbulent times. You have become like a friend. of the family. Prayers and blessings

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you Donald, I really appreciate that :) Radek

[@Dirk-Ulowetz]

Ich wusste, was es ist, als ich den Namen Dengelfix las. Mein alter Nachbar war eine Koriphäe im Dengeln von Sensen. Das Dengeln von Hand ist eine Kunst und mein Nachbar beherrschte diese perfekt. Leider verstarb er bereits vor über 20 Jahren im stolzen Alter von 91 Jahren. Ich vermisse ihn... Diese Maschine hier ist sehr alt. DRP steht für Deutsches Reich Patent und geht tatsächlich auf das Kaiserreich zurück, das 1918 aufgelöst wurde. Wirklich erstaunlich, was die Leute damals bereits alles bauen konnten. Ebenso erstaunlich, was ihr daraus gemacht habt. Sehr schön, ich ziehe meinen Hut vor dieser Leistung. Erstklassige Arbeit Frohe Weihnachten wünsche ich.

[@Jerka1969]

Beautifully renovated as always. I'm impressed with what you can do. Merry Christmas And Happy New Year To You

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you for Jerek's favor. Have a nice holiday :) Radek and Veronica

[@edgor3224]

Никогда такое чудо не видел, всегда косу отбивали молотком.

[@Aleksander_Grigorjev]

Тоже первый раз вижу. Хороший станочек.

[@ja60564]

В детстве был пару раз на сенокосах, там каждый свою косу сам точил, а отбивал их всегда один. Для этого определенный опыт наверно нужен. Они (косы) вообще прихотливые. Чуть что то не так, не косят совсем. А на этом станочке сможет наверно каждый. Я вообще раньше думал что их обстукивают что бы угол определенный держала, может кривятся часто. А оказывается это для уплотнения на рабочей кромке мягкого металла.

[@Charlielizard]

Thank you for a fantastic restoration. I had no clue this had ever existed. Wishing you both a very happy Christmas with lots of wonderful foods and happiness. Many Blessings, ♥️

[@KallePihlajasaari]

My Father used a scythe on our small holding some years when the grass was more than waist high and none of the mowers could cope. I tried it a few times and it was hard work, My father could do the 2 acre field in a couple of days. Lovely restoration of an ingenious sharpening technique. Lovely selection of obscure items you come across.

[@zazale1]

Another excellent restoration. I remember many years ago looking for a left handed scythe, with no luck.

[@tomschmidt381]

I love the "what is it restoration" videos trying to figure out what the machine does. The fact I don't speak the language just makes it more of a challenge. It never even occurred to me this device was a sharpener.

[@georgecunningham9175]

Another wonderful restoration of an obscure and highly interesting piece of the past. Thank you for all of the entertaining and informative videos of the past year (s) and I look forward to many more! I wish you and your family all of the joys and happiness of the Holiday Season, and send wishes for a Healthy and Prosperous coming year................Gratefully Yours, GRC

[@gianfranconicola8645]

I used a scythe a few times when I was young, before my dad bought a mower. I was used to sharpen it lightly with a whetstone, but at the end of the job the scythe had to be re-sharpened by hammering the cutting edge on a special anvil. I wasn't aware this tool was a thing!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you :)

[@Quickened1]

I actually own a long and short scythe, but never really had to use one. However, when I was young, I did have to regularly use a sickle for several years, which is similar... Nice restore as always!

[@nickbremner6274]

I didn't know such machines existed before I watched your restoration. I'm very pleased that you demonstrated its use at the end of your video. I have never used a scythe myself but have watched other people cutting rushes to be used for roofing thatch. Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from your friends in England.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

I saw this device and used it for the first time, I think the classic anvil and whetstone is easier to use :) Have a nice day friends :) Radek

[@douglaskerr6813]

Thank you and your family for these videos this year . Merry Christmas ⛄ and a Great Newyear !!

[@michaelowen3015]

Seen a lot of old things . That is not one of them . Cheers . Clear Laquer tip , Spot on

[@georgeshelton6281]

There are some inventions that America can't beat Armenia in. 🇺🇸 😳 😑 😐 😒 🙄 🇺🇸

[@gaudetr1128]

Good morning from north Texas

[@alantan6255]

Your video is always so relaxing to enjoy watching. Great restoration work it turns out beautiful and gorgeous.

[@johnpatrickcryan6182]

I wouldn't have known what that was.... We used a hammer and anvil to sharpen syths and sycles... Great find and Class Job on the finish...

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you John Patrick :)

[@michaelsimmons6138]

Never would have guess that in a million years great job again !!

[@AG-ih2hx]

Excellent presentation. Congratulations on the restoration and the beautiful girl presentation

[@mannihh5274]

Great job - well done! My father used a scythe especially in tall grass, which an ordinary (mechanical) mower wouldn't catch. Before this "machine" came up, they would 'dengel' a scythe with an anvil and a hammer - cold hammering makes the steel very hard, so the edge will hold much longer. The purpose of the 'Dengelfix' is to imitate that cold hammering to create a very sharp and hard edge. Touching it up with a whetstone afterwards makes it a razor! The 'dengel'-process only hardens the very edge, otherwise it would crack and chip, so you can't use a scythe with a fully hardened blade. I tried it two or three times (with very little sucess), you have to get used to it for sufficient results and need years of experience to really master it. It's still in use either for very tall grass or in steep mountain grasslands in the alps and elsewhere. Keep up your great work and stay safe

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you for the explanation :)

[@jillmenter5628]

Fascinating piece of equipment. Thank you for the demonstration of its use. May your Christmas be blessed.

[@Rene2186]

Merry christmas and a happy New year to you and you family.

[@vinceianni4026]

Hello Radek & Veronica beautiful restoration good job have a happy Christmas and stay safe

[@jeanpierrecharnay3662]

Une machine dont j’ignorai totalement l’existence... très belle restauration, Merci beaucoup pour vos vidéos . Passez de très belles fêtes de fin d’année. Encore MERCI

[@алексейшаламов-щ6т]

Ни за что б не догадался! Автору- респект! Люблю смотреть Ваше видео!

[@georgeshelton6281]

Did you notice that I've most recently seen in the world news about Armenia, knowing that nowadays, they have these vans that levitate? 🕴 🇦🇲

[@jimklette580]

I though I had seen about every farm tool ever but thats a new one on me . Great job.

[@suuris1]

Wow again. Beautiful!

[@billh230]

"I'm sorry for my bad English, it's not my language." Don't feel bad. Your English is far better than my Czech. All I understand is Skoda and Tatra.🙃

[@joanlittle4235]

This is the first in my book. I have never seen anything like this. I love all that you do. I leaen SOO much. Thanks again Granny90

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you so much :)

[@donaldnelson2882]

Surprise around every corner. What a great trip back intime. Used a scyth when I was young..

[@VeradonaRestoration]

That makes me happy, thank you Donald :)

[@СергейВасилич-х6ы]

Такого я точно никогда не видел!Машинка для отбивки кос-это что-то! А реставрация,как всегда,класс!

[@georgeshelton6281]

The trouble with the Gilligan's Island cast and crew members is that they never depicted any of the characters who are good Russian citizens. Even though the Holy Bible books are: Ezekiel and the Revelation, they said nothing about the good Russian citizens.

[@handyhippie6548]

as a kid on the farm in the 1970's, one of my chores was to use a two handed scythe to cut weeds around the barn that we didn't want the animals to eat because they were poisonous to them, and we didn't want to use weed killers for the same reason. let me tell you, a few hours swinging one of them was a real workout.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thanks for your story :)

[@JackAcid13]

I currently do use a scythe to cut hay for my livestock. I have restored an antique american (english) style scythe for this purpose. But I also use a European style scythe which I peen by hand using a peening jig. I am aware of several different machines for this purpose, but have never before seen this one. Love the videos, keep up the good work.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you for your story Mike. Good luck on the farm :) Radek

[@Sem-Fisher]

Вот уж Золотые Руки у Авторов Канала. Респект👍👍👍Есть чему поучиться, да и просто приятно посмотреть.🙂🙂🙂

[@American_Jeeper]

Beautiful restoration, as always. Don’t worry about your English, it’s better than most who live in the United States.

[@kjamison5951]

What a fabulous tool! What a great restoration! Best wishes for this holiday season to all of you, Radek and Veronika, may 2022 be filled with joy and prosperity for you!

[@marianadelatorre2549]

HERMOSO TRABAJO CHICOS!! FELICES Y BENDECIDAS FIESTAS!!! 🙋🏻‍♀️🎆🎆🎆🎆🎁🎁🎁🎁🎁🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷

[@АнФоксШакир]

Всё не мог понять, что это за приспособление, у нас молоток и сандал, так называем, или зуб. Отличная работа, глаза радуются!!!👍👍👍💥💥💥

[@deciogome4183]

Excelente! Congratulações e um feliz 2022 a todos!

[@kevinwilliams8662]

Enjoyed the show

[@carlmarsteller8649]

another great job . Merry Christmas to you and yours.

[@sanmicol]

I had to look up what the item was had no idea great job Happy Holidays😱😱🦘🐨🇦🇺

[@imadshah734]

I enjoyed this project very much! Your video was filmed in great lighting, perfect distance from the object (including close-ups), stop motion in certain sections like the removal of the tape from the painted parts and the overall pace of the video. Your presented the whole effort in a methodical and stylish way! I thank you for the effort you put into this restoration and also the video. Truly Well Done!! Appreciation from Ottawa , Canada

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Wow, thank you so much for your kind words. I really appreciate it :) Hugs from the Czech Republic

[@NailahRoberts]

I love hearing your language. Seasons greetings x

[@VeradonaRestoration]

I'm pleased :) Thank you

[@freedom020]

Magnifique travail encore une fois. Je ne connaissais pas cet outil, qui m'a grandement étonné. Bravo pour ce joli travail. Ma chère Veronika, mon cher Radek, je vous souhaite de très Joyeuses Fêtes de fin d'année 😘😘😘

[@yeagerxp]

Nicely done 👍👍👍Thanks for sharing

[@stewartmcmanus3991]

I would have been a damn long time guessing that one !!! Great restoration.

[@jonjones4690]

time travel device!....what do I win?

[@shawnwright4129]

You find the coolest pieces of antique/vintage equipment. I wish you and your family a happy Christmas and a safe and good New Year!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Happy Holidays to you too Shawn :)

[@АлександрСмагин-ф2м]

Привет из Казахстана ! Ролик как обычно 👍 Раньше о таком только слышал ! Теперь и увидел 😊Вас с наступающим котолическим Рождеством , здоровья, бодрости духа и мирного неба над головой ☀️

[@stuartmcbride3150]

Awesome, as always !!! It amazes me to see the depth of knowledge you have to be able to do such great work. Have a safe and happy holiday season. Keep on filming !!!

[@aldosentis]

Very interesting farm piece. Always showing interesting tools.

[@Austeration]

Very cool 👍 would never have guessed it was used for that.

[@ЮрийСтадник-с6ж]

Доброго дня радек та віроніка. У відгуках вже писали, що такого станка, мало хто бачив. Я також вперше бачу, цікава річ. Добра робота. Дякую вам, нехай щастить.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Дякую за коментар Юрий, гарного дня Радеку та Вероніці

[@shedmanx3640]

Another excellent restoration Radek. I even recognised the spanners as I have the same set. They certainly do the job.

[@ГарикЧупыра]

Ничего себе, какая приблуда. Почему-то не видел раньше такого агрегата))) 👍👍👍👍👍

[@georgeshelton6281]

I'll also tell you what the problem is with the Gilligan's Island comedy series. They never depicted/showed me which character represents a good Russian citizen. That's something that's missing in the series. They have to know that some Russians are good people. Even though that's not what the 2 Holy Bible books are: Ezekiel and the Revelation say about Russia. Magog is the biblical word for Russia. If I tell you this, it will be no surprise to you. Even though I tell you about what Samantha Reed Smith and the King's kids did from 1978 to 1983. How they've helped educate every Russian child with the Holy Bible. They definitely brought on the fall of Soviet communism.

[@georgeshelton6281]

About Samantha Reed Smith and the King's kids who came to Russia, they definitely brought on the fall of Soviet communism from 1978 to 1983.

[@jorgeg5895]

Great restoration. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!!!

[@l.k.b.2447]

You make things look better than when they were new. Have a GREAT CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR for you and yours:)

[@mia76]

Cooles Teil, so was hab ich noch nie zuvor gesehen.

[@georgeshelton6281]

What my brother and his wife don't care about is what kinds of startling discovery that I've first found.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

🤔

[@thie1161]

Dengelfix hatte mir gesagt wofür man diese Maschine braucht, nur der Mechanismus war mir nicht klar, toll gemacht.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Danke Thomas :)

[@ldjtje]

As usual a very good video my friend. I always enjoy watching. Thank you very much.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

I thank you my friend :)

[@ronaldbarragan9212]

Excellent set of fixed keys

[@davidkraiger4377]

Yes I have used a scythe before. I tried to cut down some Tall Grass behind my barn and soon found out that was the wrong way to go. I hung it up on the barn wall as decoration and it's been there ever since. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

[@RestorationAustralia]

Super cool nicely done.

[@louisaziz1235]

Enjoyed your video very much. It was interesting to see the finished product and what it actually was. The engineering and enginuity of this unique tool is a testament to the days past and those who have proven time and again that necessity is the mother of invention. Amazing. Thank you.

[@Cradley684]

Great job, have a great Christmas & New Year , Stay Safe Friend !!!.

[@jonjones4690]

thanks for all the tips, advice, secrets, etc. I bought 3 rusty, ir semi rusty projects yesterday...(corn sheller, coffee grinder, and raisin pitter, ).. I use such things, cause they're fun, and I get a little work out!... lol...merry Christmas!!

[@davidcoats1037]

Excellent restoration as always. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Radek and Veronika!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you friend, like :) Radek and Veronika

[@ОлександрДзюбенко-ю9з]

Jsem z Ukrajiny, mám zájem o vyučení češtině á řeknu vám že vaši natáčení videa jsou pro mě velice zajímavý. Máte zlatí ručičky a taký dost překvapených věci, kterým dáváte druhy život! můj pozdrav! Když jsem byl malý, a mňely jsme dost králů husí a kozy, taký vždycky chodil sekat trávu.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Bezva, díky Aleksandr za komentář v mém jazyce :) Radek a Veronika

[@deeskinner9014]

Thank you! I really love seeing all the various devices that you find and restore, it is really fascinating. Loved seeing Veronica's presentation, she is so clear that even not speaking the language I understood what she was explaining! Merry Christmas to all and Thank you SO much for all your wonderful videos!!! Take care

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you so much Dee for the favor. Happy Holidays :) Veronica and Radek P.s .: you can turn on subtitles in your language :)

[@dariuszcesarz1965]

Vaše filmy se mi moc líbí. Děláte velmi dobrou práci, za kterou si vás vážím. Pozdravy z Polska.

[@morenaarcangeli3855]

Complimenti per il tuo lavoro!!! Un grande abbraccio di buone feste a tutta la famiglia 👪 Ciao.

[@ammoalamo6485]

Thank you for another fine restoration, especially since this is now a rare device but still useful to someone. I want a scythe - I have one particular part of my property that would benefit from cutting with a scythe, because there are too many obstacles to a modern lawnmower or yard tractor. But the price of a good scythe in the US discourages me from buying one. Your work in restoration is great, though some techniques are new to me the end resuslt is functional and beautiful, too. Please keep posting your videos, they are very enjoyable.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you so much for the beautiful words :)

[@peacefulmansk1196]

Ahoj. Pekná mašinka . Žasnem čo všetko ľudia voľakedy nevymysleli. Ja som sa vrátil ku klasickému sekaniu kosou. Je to neskutočný relax a nedám na to dopustiť. Základ je ale kvalitná a dobre naostrená kosa. Inak je to dojedu. Kosu si naklepávam sám ,ale robím to na tom prípravku čo sa bežne predáva v železiarstvach. Na babke som to ešte neskúšal.

[@klondajk4779]

Opět parádní video, a chválím i závěrečnou ukázku a vysvětlení 👍

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Díky :)

[@ekkarzbastlirny5769]

@@VeradonaRestoration Že to je na kosu jsem věděl během prvních asi 15 vteřin, nebožtík děda měl něco podobnýho, ale kam to po jeho smrti přišlo ví jen Bůh a Svatej Václav ...

[@TheGabex87]

Hihetetlen szerkezet! Szépen felújjítottad. Nem gondoltam volna hogy kaszaélező. Annó még a nagyapám tanított meg kaszálni. Mai napig tudom használni. Van is egy kaszám. Néha-néha még használom. Boldog Karácsonyt és kellemes új évet kívánok nektek! Gábor Magyarországról!

[@loubowen8082]

Great job

[@llkaja]

dobrý den,kosu jsem naklepával(a to s přípravkem-trn a dva kloboučky) před asi tak 20 lety,nedávno jsem zkoušel síct.Šlo my to mizerně,holt křoviňák je křoviňák.krásné video,hezké vánoce a Šťastný nový rok.Karel L

[@zdenekdvorsky5883]

Tak jsem si tím lámal hlavu až do ukázky použití. Nepřišel jsem na to. Tohle si myslím, je i docela vzácnost. Krásný úlovek. Gratuluji!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Díky Zdeňku :)

[@bryanholden6487]

Another great resto' Radek. Well done!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thanks Brian :)