A new type of spoon knife...

[Tjurved]

Hello at first this might seem silly but he is the real deal. I think it's a great PR trick and I find it nice that he explains how he did it. I can recommend his other videos on youtube!
[video=youtube;c4oHzFNclzQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4oHzFNclzQ[/video]

 

[Biker]

Holy wee wee!!

I suppose the next thing we should ask is can he eat conrflakes with the spoon, or would that be too wisea$$?

 

[John Fenna]

A cunning stunt!
As a non shaver I realy DO have to ask ....WHY (other than as a PR stunt...)

 

[mrcharly]

Holy wee wee!!

I suppose the next thing we should ask is can he eat conrflakes with the spoon, or would that be too wisea$$?

Sure. Here is the aftershot

 

[palace]

No cunning just a stunt

 

[sasquatch]

The straight razor community have very mixed feelings about this chap's methods to say the least(mainly negative)! Not that it matters, a shave is a shave but there's a big difference between a good shave and a normal shave and a bad shave. The referring to himself in third person really puts me off but fair play for using spoons and axes and similar though...

 

[Tjurved]

The straight razor community have very mixed feelings about this chap's methods to say the least(mainly negative)! Not that it matters, a shave is a shave but there's a big difference between a good shave and a normal shave and a bad shave. The referring to himself in third person really puts me off but fair play for using spoons and axes and similar though...

Yes but I gotta say I'm very impressed by the level of sharpness he can get by so simple means like in this video:
[video=youtube;ozZF2EgnYm0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozZF2EgnYm0[/video]

 

[John Fenna]

Hmmm - sharp enough ... but unless you are so mean that you cut you loo roll in half would the blades be a little fragile for real work and in danger of chipping and rolling if you tried whittling a bit of seasoned hardwood?
I will stick with a wooden spoon, a knife that is sharp enought to feather newspaper - and a beard!

 

[sasquatch]

Ya there's no denying he's good, his approach just doesn't translate over to straight razors very well. It works fine on knives though and that's pretty much all that matters in the woods.