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First I thought uhh, such a big blade from a file?? Then I saw the line. Perfect!
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Ennepetal. marketplace
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My small setup
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PFP Paul Ferdinand Peddinghaus - Gevelsberg, Northrhine Westphalia, Germany. This anvil was dropforged.
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I don't know your filing system, I only know mine. Willy
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Just heat it up and bend it (90°-180°). No need to cut it off, store it where it can't be found or weld it on again. Willy
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Exactly the speed of my most used hammer, ha ha. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Fn36l_z3WY
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Metric Willy Schmiedekreuz.xlsx
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Just found this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkSx8BUcQgY
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https://www.instructables.com/Wooden-Block-Plane-1/ spring steel is okay, a little bit more carbon, some carbides and less Si (usually) would improve
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If I am not in the right state of mind I break sawblades. After two broken sawblades I do at least half an hour of meditative knife sharpening. Ommm!
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A fretsaw works fine too. My finest sawblades have 25 teeth per cm and are only .22mm wide (and you can get even finer blades).
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(Take) another (little piece of my) heart
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I have seen them on many other japanese axes and hatches. Three to five lines. Reducing friction? I don't know.
