I know it's meant to be a hollow bevel and I don't believe my straight filing can create that. (it's what I have access to) At first I thought I'd need to peen it but found you don't do that with the hard steel of American blades. Then I decided to use a file to try and reset the bevel. I have so far removed (most of) the rust from the blade with steel wool and very fine sandpaper, lightly sanded the snath and oiled it. The blade itself is 36 long and the staff portion is. The blade is a Bartlett, patent stamped 1911 that appears to be a weed blade and the snath is a 8700 Craftsman. The outer portion of the blade is EVA with a custom designed pattern that was painted and distressed. I'd like to share my progress here and perhaps get some tips! The Grim Reaper seems to have appeared in Europe during the 14th century. I found a vintage American snath without a blade, and blade with a worn-down snath, at an antique store a couple days ago for cheap and am working to turn them into one functional, restored scythe.
At first I was set on the European style, but since I can't invest in an outfit at the moment I needed to get more creative with it. I've been reading all about the subject for days now. Never had I considered that this tool even existed! Beyond its fame as the grim reaper's implement. After a couple days of tangling with this thing- nerves shaken, fuel-dry, ears ringing- I found out about scything from a permies post. This one in particular does NOT like to start and will shut off if you take your hand off the trigger- if you ever do get it running.
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I had a bit of fun initially, but it's one of my least favorite tools ever, for a number of reasons. Find & Download the most popular Grim Reaper Scythe Vectors on Freepik Free for commercial use High Quality Images Made for Creative Projects You can find & download the most popular Grim Reaper Scythe Vectors on Freepik. I had honestly never used one up until last week. I've been helping with the mowing on a roughly 5+ acre plot with tall meadow grass and since the riding mower periodically gives out, or can't handle the grass length, I started to use the weed eater more. My foray into scything is providing the impetus to post.
I've been a long-time appreciator of the permies world and learn soooo much from reading these forums!
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