One for spoon carvers

[Mesquite]

Came across this book over on FB and thought folks might like to know about it

I don't know anything about it but it does sound good and the reviews are very favourable about it

 

[forginhill]

Saw that on FB recently too! Looks like it's worth getting...

 

[Harvestman]

Bookmarking.

 

[Dean]

Looks like it could be a good read.

 

[DogRose]

Thanks, looks useful.

 

[Chris the Fish]

I was looking at this the other day. I was waiting til after xmas to get it. You never know (crosses fingers)


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[humdrum_hostage]

Guess what was in my stocking this morning!

Definitely worth getting!

I thought my spoons were pretty good but they aren't a touch on this guy.
There are also a few new techniques and tricks for me to try

 

[Madriverrob]

I didn't get a copy for Christmas so it's now on my birthday list

 

[kawasemi]

I got a copy. It is a fantastic read. Stunning pictures. I thought it was our book seller but the OP's copy looks rubbed on the title print as well. Doesn't affect how amazing the book is though.

 

[humdrum_hostage]

I got a copy. It is a fantastic read. Stunning pictures. I thought it was our book seller but the OP's copy looks rubbed on the title print as well. Doesn't affect how amazing the book is though.

No mine is the same, almost looks like 3 slats of wood across the book.

I also got "the man who made things from trees" mentioned in the resources threads but thats more of a documantary/story book than an instruction book.