Dominique is the founder of Sensenwerk.de and responsible for purchasing, warehousing, and shipping. He ensures that the right tools are in the right place at the right time.

“I am delighted when our tools are in use outdoors. My contribution: organizing purchasing, warehousing, and shipping so that our customers can rely on it.”

Tiemo is the founder of Sensenwerk.de and responsible for our customer service and advice, as well as the online shop, content, and product range guidance.

“I discovered the scythe as a meaningful tool for gardens and meadows. With our shop, I want to make getting started so easy that more people say: I’ll give that a try.”

Holger is the founder of Sensenwerk.de and takes care of finance and IT. Thanks to his experience in grinding tools, he also ensures the availability of suitable whetstones.

“I came into contact with scythes through our Silicar scythe whetstones and am enthusiastic about how they combine longevity, sustainability, and efficiency in mowing.”

Niels is our scythe expert and specialist advisor. Peter Vido once called him the “Mower of the decade.” For decades, he has worked with scythes, intensively exploring new mowing techniques.

“For me, the scythe is a serious tool, not a nostalgic decorative item. I want to pass on my knowledge of various mowing techniques so that people today and in the future can mow easily, precisely, and gently.”

Jessica is our first point of contact in customer service and coordinates all organizational matters. She helps wherever something is needed in daily operations.

“I still remember the scythe from my grandpa. I like that we support a way of working where you hear nature instead of drowning it out. Winning people over to this brings me joy.”

Nadine works in customer service and administration. She answers questions, clarifies orders, and helps if something doesn’t go as planned.

“Many people contact us with very practical questions: Which scythe is right for me? What do I need for sharpening? I am happy when I can help alleviate uncertainty and find the right start.”