Looking for a do it all spoon knife

[Waldganger]

Hi all.

So I'm thinking seriously about dropping some $$ on a good quality spoon knife.

I want a jack of all trades knife, that can carve an eatin' spoon, a ladle and also a kuksa.

What do you recommend?

Thanks

 

[MikaelMazz]

If you want jack of all trades knife that can cave all those things and about anything else you should look into a crooked knife or mocatogun. I have carved all the things you mentioned with mine and a ton of other stuff like bows, axe handles, arrows, I can go on and on, it is an excelent tool.

 

[max whitlock]

Have you had a look at the 'Carvin Jack Flexcut' ?

Its here: http://www.flexcut.com/products/cart.php?target=category&category_id=174

regards

Max

 

[Hoodoo]

Have you had a look at the 'Carvin Jack Flexcut' ?

Its here: http://www.flexcut.com/products/cart.php?target=category&category_id=174

regards

Max

That would not be a very good tool for carving the deep part of a ladle or kuksa. I would buy a good quality spoon knife from a reputable maker.

 

[robin wood]

If I was in the US I would buy a Del Stubbs hook knife. www.pinewoodforge.com

Ah I just noticed your dollars will be Aus not US. I don't know who imports what over there but there are a number of good makers to choose from see this thread for some ideas. http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=29840&highlight=hook+passaround
My current favourite is from Hans Karlsson but opinions vary.