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Article: Spoonylicious! - How to make a spoon
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Any tips on spoon carving without using a special spoon carving knife? Ideally how to carve a spoon out in the wood with my trustly SAK.
Paganwolf
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Blimey this is a blast from the past!! yes bud the woods green, it need not be its just easier green....
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DavidBFPO
Guest
hello,
New to the group (hello all).
What do you mean the brews not mandatory?
C'mon a brew while you work
gotta be priority..lol!?
Like the article.
Regards
David
New to the group (hello all).
What do you mean the brews not mandatory?
C'mon a brew while you work
gotta be priority..lol!?
Like the article.
Regards
David
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markal
Guest
Paganwolf
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Any nut or fruit woods good,, stay away from pine and resinous soft woods although they are ok for practice, my main user spoon is cherry..
anyone have any advice? i'd like to know as well as i only have my mora 510, no spoon knife yet!
you can burn the bowl out with a glowing coal then sand with, well sand!
nice I might give that a go, I always get a little burst of energy once im set up the woods collected ect and I been in my hammock staring up at the canopy for an hour, nice keep sake for each trip
Any tips on carving out the bowl of the spoon? I don't seem to have much luck with a crook knife so am considering using an ember from the fire and burning the bowl!!
Cheers
Steve
Cheers
Steve
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