Scythe Peening Jig - Blade work hardening angle guide - Muller Made In Austria

Mueller has a very long and deserved reputation as being highly functional tools of uncompromising quality and workmanship Mueller Axes, have been hand forged in Austria, dating all the way back to the 1600's. Mueller has a very long and deserved reputation as being highly functional tools of uncompromising quality and workmanship. Highly skilled craftsmans combine modern-day techniques with artistry passed down from many generations of blacksmiths. You can trust the quality of Mueller's tools because they think enough of them to put a life-time warranty on everyone. We know you will enjoy owning and using these beautiful axes for generations to come!

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• Drill a hole and simply hammer the anvil and shaft into it until it is steady for mounting. Please note that the paint will come off when hammered and used. Oil when not in use like any high quality carbon steel tool
• 2 sleeves the red sleeve for sharpening and the yellow sleeve for peening
• Each sleeve has a different angle on the bottom where it touches the base of the anvil and shaft to sharpen or peen you put the blade against the shaft and slide the sleeve over the shaft, hammer on the sleeve and it pinches the blade between the sleeve and anvil, slowly move the blade along as you hammer, make sure and keep the blade flat. Finish with a Scythe stone.
• Mueller Axes, have been hand forged out of the Finest Austrian steel, dating all the way back to the 1600's