Wooden Spoon Carving with Grnsfors Bruks Axes
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Date: 2023-11-16
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Comments and reviews: 23
Vincent
Me before watching: interesting, I need to see how to carve a spoon with a big axe
Seeing him taking out a knife: okay, but how is he going to dig the hollow of the spoon?
Seeing him taking out a bent knife: hmmm. so the axes do nothing more than just chop out an outline. which is also something you can do with a knife.
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Me before watching: interesting, I need to see how to carve a spoon with a big axe
Seeing him taking out a knife: okay, but how is he going to dig the hollow of the spoon?
Seeing him taking out a bent knife: hmmm. so the axes do nothing more than just chop out an outline. which is also something you can do with a knife.
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DANIEL
For convex wooden objects as far as sanding is concerned, it is better to make a stick in your hand 8x6 cm nicely smooth and straight and square square. Wrap glass paper in it to sand the wood and sand it like this. Better than on your knees. Faster and easier work. Glue felt with wood glue. For luxury sanding
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For convex wooden objects as far as sanding is concerned, it is better to make a stick in your hand 8x6 cm nicely smooth and straight and square square. Wrap glass paper in it to sand the wood and sand it like this. Better than on your knees. Faster and easier work. Glue felt with wood glue. For luxury sanding
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Erik
Thanks for watching my video!
The tools that I am using in this video are listed in the description.
If you have any questions, feedback or thoughts feel free to wright a comment.
If you haven't seen my Log Cabin series it might be of interest if you liked this video.
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Thanks for watching my video!
The tools that I am using in this video are listed in the description.
If you have any questions, feedback or thoughts feel free to wright a comment.
If you haven't seen my Log Cabin series it might be of interest if you liked this video.
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Tbowie13
Please just be very careful with some of those techniques. The spoon knife with pressure on your thigh made me nervous. There's a couple pretty important arteries not far from there.
Anyhow, pretty work. I enjoyed seeing the Grunsfors in action carving!
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Please just be very careful with some of those techniques. The spoon knife with pressure on your thigh made me nervous. There's a couple pretty important arteries not far from there.
Anyhow, pretty work. I enjoyed seeing the Grunsfors in action carving!
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Tatanka
I just got my first Gransfors Bruks and I am very happy with it. I got the small forrest axe and I want to get one of their smaller ones but couldnt decide which one I wanted. you just helped me decide what other one I want. Great vid
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I just got my first Gransfors Bruks and I am very happy with it. I got the small forrest axe and I want to get one of their smaller ones but couldnt decide which one I wanted. you just helped me decide what other one I want. Great vid
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Rowan
Im watching some more of your videos, and I think if I tried to make a spoon like that Id end up with a spatula that has a 4 inch handle and no shaping to it all because of one missed cut with an axe,
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Im watching some more of your videos, and I think if I tried to make a spoon like that Id end up with a spatula that has a 4 inch handle and no shaping to it all because of one missed cut with an axe,
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Kim
Very nice job carving a beautiful and functonal large spoon! It isn't so large as to not be an eating spoon and yet is large enough to be a good stirring spoon for stews and batters!
Great job!
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Very nice job carving a beautiful and functonal large spoon! It isn't so large as to not be an eating spoon and yet is large enough to be a good stirring spoon for stews and batters!
Great job!
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Windmill
Time well spent, it's a keeper! I enjoy watching your projects. I have the Gransfors Bruks large carving hatchet, it is heavy and i'm almost afraid I'm going to injure myself or lose a thumb.
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Time well spent, it's a keeper! I enjoy watching your projects. I have the Gransfors Bruks large carving hatchet, it is heavy and i'm almost afraid I'm going to injure myself or lose a thumb.
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Aleksandr
We still have a proverb from the time when wooden spoons were made, To beat the buckets. That is, the workpiece was somehow beaten off, and then the spoons were cut, maybe this will help.
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We still have a proverb from the time when wooden spoons were made, To beat the buckets. That is, the workpiece was somehow beaten off, and then the spoons were cut, maybe this will help.
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Sloanirrigation
I'll never purchase another axe from this Gransfors Bruks. The handle was pitted and rough with Splinters showing all over it. For the kind of money they charge, ridiculous
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I'll never purchase another axe from this Gransfors Bruks. The handle was pitted and rough with Splinters showing all over it. For the kind of money they charge, ridiculous
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Esquire
If your looking for one step above these axes check out Kharkiv forge, they make masterpieces. The journeyman and wayfarer are pretty comparable but all of their tools are A+++
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If your looking for one step above these axes check out Kharkiv forge, they make masterpieces. The journeyman and wayfarer are pretty comparable but all of their tools are A+++
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[DI. Raиger]
How did you make the fire? (With a match or stones i couldn't see)
Nice spoon btw. I will release a video like this as well in some time: -)
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How did you make the fire? (With a match or stones i couldn't see)
Nice spoon btw. I will release a video like this as well in some time: -)
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Marek
You are a very very talented fellow! I have watched all your videos and loved them. But. do you ever make errors? I can't believe you've never goofed.
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You are a very very talented fellow! I have watched all your videos and loved them. But. do you ever make errors? I can't believe you've never goofed.
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handmade
Erik, you are the most awesome person around. I wish you well, happy, safe and healthy. LOVE YA! And YES I am a Patreon supporter. Glad to help.
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Erik, you are the most awesome person around. I wish you well, happy, safe and healthy. LOVE YA! And YES I am a Patreon supporter. Glad to help.
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Abstracted
Great job on the spoon! What sand paper grits did you use? And do you soak your spoons in water, allow to dry, then sand again? Thanks!
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Great job on the spoon! What sand paper grits did you use? And do you soak your spoons in water, allow to dry, then sand again? Thanks!
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Robert
Hehe, love Mora knifes! Got some with handmade grips made of apple. Got the blades from the knivfabric utsalg in summer 1992. ;o)
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Hehe, love Mora knifes! Got some with handmade grips made of apple. Got the blades from the knivfabric utsalg in summer 1992. ;o)
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Mary
Beautiful wood spoon. You made that look so easy. Thank You for sharing your many talents with the world. Mary In Molalla, Oregon
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Beautiful wood spoon. You made that look so easy. Thank You for sharing your many talents with the world. Mary In Molalla, Oregon
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Buglbiker
it's simple. You have to cut everything from a log that doesn't look like a spoon seriously, good work. I envy you
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it's simple. You have to cut everything from a log that doesn't look like a spoon seriously, good work. I envy you
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Doria
Looks like you studied Dick Proenneke, Alone in the Wilderness, before you started this project. Great job your doing.
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Looks like you studied Dick Proenneke, Alone in the Wilderness, before you started this project. Great job your doing.
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Scott
Great job. Hard to see the hours and hours of sanding it takes to finish a spoon, fork or spatula. I do one a week.
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Great job. Hard to see the hours and hours of sanding it takes to finish a spoon, fork or spatula. I do one a week.
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Paula
The sides of the spoon by the carving are thinner than the rest. How or where do you dry this so it doesnt split?
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The sides of the spoon by the carving are thinner than the rest. How or where do you dry this so it doesnt split?
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Darren
Mora Sloyd yes. Mora hook knife NO. Well done for managing to make anything whatsoever with that appalling tool
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Mora Sloyd yes. Mora hook knife NO. Well done for managing to make anything whatsoever with that appalling tool
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handmade
First spoon carving video from someone who isn't a spoon carver. You don't need to be a pro to do it!
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First spoon carving video from someone who isn't a spoon carver. You don't need to be a pro to do it!
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