Sickle and Scythe Set Vorel 35823 — garden cutting tools, 1 piece

The Vorel 35823 sickle and scythe set is a compact manual garden cutting tool intended for trimming grass, weeds and light vegetation. Supplied as a single unit, the set combines a small scythe head with a hand sickle for tasks that require precision or where powered tools are impractical. The tools are suitable for small-scale yard maintenance, edging beds, harvesting herbs and cereals by hand, and clearing overgrowth along borders and paths.

Advantages

The set offers straightforward mechanical construction for reliable manual use and low maintenance. Components include a scythe head with a galvanized-steel ring designed to be mounted on a wooden handle using a wedge, providing a secure, adjustable connection. The hand sickle in the set enables accurate cutting in confined spaces and around plants where a larger tool would be unwieldy. Overall, the tools are lightweight, require no fuel or electricity, and are easy to store.

Suitable for

• Trimming grass and weeds in small gardens and allotments
• Edging along flower beds, walkways and borders
• Harvesting herbs, small cereal plots and hand-gathered crops
• Clearing light overgrowth and vegetation near fences and paths

Key specifications

• Tool type: manual sickle and scythe set for garden cutting
• Construction: scythe head with galvanized-steel ring for mounting on a wooden handle, plus hand sickle
• Use case: cutting grass, weeds and light vegetation; precise hand harvesting
• Power source: manual (no fuel or electrical power required)
• Quantity: single-piece set intended for individual use

How to use

Fit the scythe head to a suitably sized wooden handle by placing the ring over the handle end and securing it with a driven wooden wedge according to the handle and ring fit. Hold the scythe at waist height and use smooth, controlled swinging motions to cut stems and grass, taking care to maintain a safe distance from bystanders. Use the hand sickle for close work, trimming around plants, and harvesting; position the sickle so the cutting edge meets stems at a shallow angle and pull or slice with controlled strokes. After use, clean blades of sap and soil, dry thoroughly and store in a dry place to prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate hand protection and eye protection while cutting. Regularly inspect the handle fit and wedge for secure mounting; tighten or replace the wedge if loosened. Keep cutting edges sharp for efficient work and reduced physical effort; sharpen with a suitable file or sharpening stone following the original blade angle.