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Scythe peening tool.
Previously:
Scythe basket harvesting - GIF and photos
Sawmill blade sharpening mechanism - video
Homemade pedaled knife sharpener - video
Andyt (Jun 10, 2020), baja (Jun 10, 2020), Chlor (Jun 9, 2020), clydeman (Jun 13, 2020), desbromilow (Jun 9, 2020), high-side (Jun 11, 2020), Inner (Jun 9, 2020), n9dug (Jun 18, 2020), nova_robotics (Jun 13, 2020), Philip Davies (Jun 9, 2020), Quinton 357 (Jun 9, 2020), Toolmaker51 (Jun 10, 2020)
The channel. Is the channel in order to channel dust and bits from the cutting edge out the tip?
, a bigger one to rough in the shape and then a smaller one "Pin It")
The channel at about the 30 sec mark is a result of the tool profiles on the blade. It is not functional. Use of the tool is optional for peening, it is commonly done freehand with a hammer and small anvil. If lacking experience as to where to hammer, the tool helps you move just the right amount of metal to get a razor thin edge. Two tools are often used (notice he has 2 in his hand at the start), a bigger one to rough in the shape and then a smaller one to refine the edge. This also results in a 'channel' of 2 parallel lines.
Last edited by Inner; Jun 9, 2020 at 10:03 PM.
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