Sharpening Stone Andre Osełka do Kosy 36×13×230 mm R500R6 98C120J7VC01 9050

Andre Osełka do Kosy 36×13×230 mm R500R6 98C120J7VC01 9050 is a sharpening stone designed for maintaining and restoring scythe blades used in agricultural and landscaping work. The stone's dimensions (36×13×230 mm) and abrasive surface allow controlled removal of material to re-establish the cutting geometry and remove burrs. It is intended for use on steel scythe blades to prepare a consistent edge for mowing and other cutting tasks.

Advantages

The sharpening stone provides a stable, elongated surface that supports even abrasion along the blade edge, reducing the risk of uneven sharpening. Its size and shape are suited to the typical curvature of scythe blades, making it practical for on-site maintenance. The abrasive properties allow both light touch-ups and more substantial material removal when regrinding an edge.

Suitable for

• Maintaining scythe blade sharpness between professional or seasonal mowing
• Restoring edge geometry after dulling or minor damage
• Removing burrs created by stropping or prior sharpening
• Preparing blades for efficient cutting in agriculture, pasture management, and landscaping

Key specifications

• Overall dimensions: 36 × 13 × 230 mm
• Elongated rectangular shape adapted for straight and slightly curved blades
• Abrasive surface suitable for steel cutting edges
• Surface hardness appropriate for controlled material removal and edge refinement

How to use

Hold the scythe securely and support the blade so the edge is accessible and stable. Move the sharpening stone along the edge following the blade's profile with consistent pressure and stroke length. For best results, work from the heel toward the tip of the blade, keeping the angle steady to re-establish the correct bevel. Use smooth, repeated strokes until the desired sharpness is achieved, and periodically check for burrs and uniform edge geometry.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as gloves when handling blades and maintain a clean workspace. For heavily damaged edges, begin with coarser grinding methods before finishing with this stone to restore a consistent bevel. Store the stone in a dry place to preserve abrasive quality and inspect the blade after sharpening to ensure safe, effective cutting performance.