Wooden spork wanted

[Sniper]

I'm looking for 3 x wooden sporks same thing as those plastic jobbies but in wood.

Anybody out there have anything like that, Im afraid I have niether the tools, skill, nor the talent to even try at the moment.....if I can't screw & glue or nail or weld it then I can't do it.

Would love to learn but that is for much further down the calender.

 

[scanker]

Try your local chippy?

 

[Mesquite]

I'm looking for 3 x wooden sporks same thing as those plastic jobbies but in wood.

Anybody out there have anything like that, Im afraid I have niether the tools, skill, nor the talent to even try at the moment.....if I can't screw & glue or nail or weld it then I can't do it.

Would love to learn but that is for much further down the calender.

Had a quick google and fopund thins company that supplies them. Only problem is they onlt supply in packs of a thousand at a time. Buy a box of them and you'll have a lifetimes supply

http://www.cupcompany.com/acatalog/Disposible_Wooden_Cutlery.html

 

[Tadpole]

I'm looking for 3 x wooden sporks same thing as those plastic jobbies but in wood.

Anybody out there have anything like that, Im afraid I have niether the tools, skill, nor the talent to even try at the moment.....if I can't screw & glue or nail or weld it then I can't do it.

Would love to learn but that is for much further down the calender.

Ikea sell a three peice wooden utensil set, for 60p, cut three pointed slots in the bowl of the spoon, shorten and flatten the handle to suit, and you have a sort-of-spork™, (they used to do a kids version which was smaller, I can't see it on their website, but you may find it in store.

 

[Sniper]

I'm looking for the type with fork at one end and spoon the other like the ones you see on survival and camping sites ......only in wood instead of plastic / rubber! Thought was that maybe some of you into carving spoons might be able to help!

 

[hedgepig]

Something I've thought about trying ... but I'm not sure how reliable they would be once complete. I think the fork end would certainly not be as durable as the polycarbonate version.

Someone out there must have tried this though?!?

 

[Hoodoo]

Bamboo Sporks

 

[mace242]

Why not pop to the supermarket and buy 3 wooden spoons and carve them into sporks. That'll be really easy I recon. I made a large wooden spork myself and it really wasn't difficult - just took a little while:

 

[markheolddu]

Try our own John Fenna he has one he made himself in the style of the plastic light my fire ones.

Mark

 

[Sniper]

Cheers Mark I've attempted to contact him for his opinion on them, cheers.

 

[Ogri the trog]

Try our own John Fenna
Mark

It might be a while before John can reply, IIRC he was on Exped abroad around this time.

ATB

Ogri the trog