How to Use a Peening Jig | Sharpen Your Peening Scythe to Perfecection!
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- In this video, professional scythe mower Janne teaches us all about peening a scythe blade using a peening jig. There are two different caps intended to be used a bit differently, so pay attention and you will have a perfectly peened scythe blade in no time!
Not sure what a peening scythe is? Check out this video:
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I have learned tons of stuff from your videos in all regards, also this one(Thank you for sharing🙏🙏) . But after 2 years I have to add some small advice.
The face on my yellow cap started chipping (managed to repair it though😉👍) making me believe that it has to be hit over the blade. Due to the anwill being hardened steel and there is a little give in tolerance between cap and guide.
So my additional tip is to strike the cap over the blade, to avoid chipping of the cap.
@@userthor7386 chipping can unfortunately occur anyway. And I agree with you, but why would you hit the cap without a blades bevel in-between cap and anvil? It is of course stressing for both anvil and cap.
@@slattergubben6702 because I tend to draw the hammer backwards when striking. Just some thing to be aware of😊 which I have become now😅
Never paid any attention until my yellow cap chipped🤷🏻♂️.
@@userthor7386 ok, maybe its due to my English that I do nog get what you meant really. But your technique issues is certainly not connected to if you have a blade under the cap or not. Anyway hantering should be with a distinct downward hit so you can use the bounceback energy to level and rotate the hammer to the next strike. You can buy sparecaps from us www.slattergubben.se
Veldig lærerik video!
Hvor kan man få kjøpt knakke utstyr, gjerne i Norge. Har søkt uten å finne. På forhånd takk!
@@cathrinehavrepedersen2946 thanks!
We do sell quite much to Norway in my webshop. Including our unique ground peeningjigg and the Nordic snath. www.slattergubben.se
Best explanation on peening on UA-cam close up images very cool
I couldn’t follow the spoken part, but I think this is the first video about this jig that is using the caps in the right order. Start with Yellow, finish with Red. Often people confuse the 1 (red) and 2 (yellow) rings on the cap as step 1 and step 2, which is not correct.
Thanks, it's in the pipe to text it , or just make a new one. There is some things that can be added. Nowdays we form the shape of the caps ourselfs to have a uniqe shape of the caps that is the best one. And there is more to tell about peening with jigg.
A thin strip of lead makes it very easy to show te effect of peening
Hi, I am trying to figure out why this should work better than the other way round. First create a thin zone of lesser mechanical resistance at the edge, and then push more metal from behind ?
@@samueldougoud3289 it works better the other way around. Try it carefully by 'peening' a strip of lead. You will see clearly the edge progression.
Я думаю, что лучше было бы сделать штырь на наковальне прямоугольного сечения и соответственное отверствие в колпачке, придав ударной части колпачка нужную форму. Также хорошо было бы для большей устойчивости косы увеличить площадь наковальни. Например, выточить втулку такой же высоты, с отверстием немного большего диаметра, чем диаметр наковальни, чтобы одевать на наковальню, даже деревянную или пластмассовую, можно наружную сторону втулки сделать в виде эллипса.
Thanks for, your teaching. Interesting, video tutorials. Also, the English, subtitles. Graham
@slåttergubben - om det blir flera tunna sprickor i eggen, beror det på att jag knackar för mycket?
Kan ha flera orsaker, främst bladet självt. Så länge de inte lossnar i fyrkantiga flisor i för stor utsträckning så gör de inget. Annars fila/slipa ned o knacka om. Det felet de flesta gör är att knacka för lite o för sällan.
Not all scythe blades can be peened to sharpen them.
If you use a peening jig on a cast iron blade, parts of it will break off or it may shatter.
Yes, in the past we used grinding scythe in the Nordic countries and they are still around. Some even still sold today. But according to me there is no new production of good grinding blades. A peened blade is much more tolerant for damages and is much much easier to hone.
@@slattergubben6702do U recommend to peen for a meadow with hard and dry grass (wildflowers) only?
@@lollihonk I always use peeningscythe nowadays. And I can cut everything. But if it is very thin and newpeened I need to be a little more selective for a couple of hours
@@slattergubben6702 Thanks! Do U know a method to peen with less noise? My neighbours will hate me if I peen each day :-)
Can you please somebody insert the EN captions also for the text where the blade edge is in the detailed view?
I'll try!
@@slattergubben6702 Thank you so much! And thank you for your tutorials as well!
This is now fixed!
Never saw peening in my area. interesting. It was always sharpening on a great whetstone wheel or the stone you keep on your belt that you use.
@@Stargazer80able yes, that's grinding scythes that were used mainly in Sweden. They are much harder and demands greater skill to keep sharp
@@slattergubben6702 The newer ones seem impossible to do anything but put them on grinding wheels. (have not been to your shop yet)
@@Stargazer80able then please visit www.slattergubben.se
@@slattergubben6702 I very well might do.
Merci!
What is the expected lifespan of this peening jig. Dos it wear out fast? I want to buy one, but I don't know whether to buy one or two as a spare :)
Expected for the golden is maybe 50 times, then you can regrind yourself, buy a new golden, or leave it to us for regrinding.
@@slattergubben6702 Thank you for the quick reply. It's nice that you can extend the life of jig by regrinding. Now i know i need only one jig :)
Faut il battre la lame des 2 côtés ou un seul suffit ?
only on one side
Sounds like North wales welsh
which is better fux or 2 cows?
You can see the products we use and recommend in our webshop at www.slattergubben.se/produkter/kopa-lie/lieblad-orv-knackutrustning
thats what i needed to know...
How much ?
A special edition of the peeningjigg is available in our webshop www.slattergubben.se, we ship world wide.
wyrosłem z jiggów, klepię na babce kwadratowej.
Dove si compra il tuo battilama?
We sell all necessary equipment for scything here: www.slattergubben.se/produkter/kopa-lie/lieblad-orv-knackutrustning (in Swedish)
For international shipping, please contact us at info@slattergubben.se
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