Hey Simon, great job. If that was your very first spoon, then I'd love to see what you're producing now after a few years. You're obviously a natural who thinks about the cuts your making. I'll have to check out your other videos. Thanks 👍
Enjoyed your video a lot. Especially that great axe work. Very SHARP and well axe designed for carving or you're just a genius at figuring out how to use it. Hard to believe that's a first effort. Don't get me wrong, your other tools were also amazing but you can't go wrong with Nick's tools can you? I haven't afforded them yet but I'm glad you showed me again what quality looks like. Know I'm watching this a few years late but glad I did.
I liked it.But may I suggest :: keep the section little thick.Else it can break with little more pressure,n our efforts will not ve any value.We had taken quite a big log.Nice work, nice efforts.Thnks for sharing.
Sanding for armatures and ruins the character of this kind of work. Nothing will ever be better than the final cut of a sharp blade Minor facets are left as part of the evidence of handwork.
I just made my 1st spoon over the weekend took a few hours but used just my Mora Companion and Cold Steel Finn Wolf and a lil sandpaper. Nice hatchet what kind is it?
Watching how easy that carves makes me hate that most of my carving wood access is dried hard woods like oak and hickory it makes strong spoons but really takes a while to carve
What would have been done with the wood otherwise. It would have gone into the fireplace. This spoon will last a long, long time. They took a spoon out of an archeological site in Russia that was dated at 21000 years old.
The best spoon carving instruction videos require no talking, except when the dogs barks.
You've obviously never met my wife! 😃
Hey Simon, great job. If that was your very first spoon, then I'd love to see what you're producing now after a few years. You're obviously a natural who thinks about the cuts your making. I'll have to check out your other videos. Thanks 👍
Very nice. Thanks for sharing 😊
Excellent craftsmanship!
That zoom had some workout today! :)
For a first spoon, that's pretty good work. Nice proportion & symmetry.
Seems like a nice crank is forming.
Thanks, I like your technique, I have been making spoons for about a year now and then. Trying to find a good technique, this may be it. Take care.
A shavings-covered floor is a happy floor.
Lovely video enjoyed watching
Keep it up
Enjoyed your video a lot.
Especially that great axe work. Very SHARP and well axe designed for carving or you're just a genius at figuring out how to use it.
Hard to believe that's a first effort.
Don't get me wrong, your other tools were also amazing but you can't go wrong with Nick's tools can you? I haven't afforded them yet but I'm glad you showed me again what quality looks like.
Know I'm watching this a few years late but glad I did.
Super!!!Krásná práce zdravím apřeji ostrý nůž.PETR
Nice video. Nice work.
Nice axe work! Green or dry wood?
Now that’s a spoon knife😮
I liked it.But may I suggest :: keep the section little thick.Else it can break with little more pressure,n our efforts will not ve any value.We had taken quite a big log.Nice work, nice efforts.Thnks for sharing.
Good work.. forgot about sanding, and smoothing the wood, most important part!!
Sanding for armatures and ruins the character of this kind of work. Nothing will ever be better than the final cut of a sharp blade Minor facets are left as part of the evidence of handwork.
Good job. If my first attempt is half as good as that, I'll be happy :)
For the spoon size I'd have quartered the wood
Not if it were your first spoon!
@@DG-mv6zw would have saved a lot of work and no more difficult
I really enjoy watching you carve.
Thank you so muts.
I just made my 1st spoon over the weekend took a few hours but used just my Mora Companion and Cold Steel Finn Wolf and a lil sandpaper. Nice hatchet what kind is it?
Excellent work.
Thank you.
how u protected the spoon or cup to don't split or brock ???
Watching how easy that carves makes me hate that most of my carving wood access is dried hard woods like oak and hickory it makes strong spoons but really takes a while to carve
Huh, I guess green hardwoods would be ideal? Unless you get bad warp with the shrinkage
Silver birch is widely available in areas with oak and hickory? Might work for you and it works very nicely.
Do you sell them
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Dit kamera har svært ved at holde fokus, det justerer hele tiden 😊, måske du osse skulde ha fejet alle de spåner opp fra gulvet...........
That focus...
I know
Miol hid jokyt jesto sipoes cog 👍🏻
Boy that seems like a huge waste of wood. When you look at how much wood you started with and the size of the finished spoon that was a lot of waste!
What would have been done with the wood otherwise. It would have gone into the fireplace. This spoon will last a long, long time. They took a spoon out of an archeological site in Russia that was dated at 21000 years old.
What's the hook knife you are using ?
it's called a twca cam. made by nic westermann in the UK. awesome and honest guy!
I was making a right hash of whittling a spoon... my Dremel saved me.
I carved my very first spoon with a dremel but it came out more like a scoop. Lovely for spooning sugar into my tea though.
hello my friend. what is the name wood?
Birch
Hi Simon. Where can I get a good quality hook knife or spoon knife?
Hey. I use tools from Nic Westerman.
nicwestermann.co.uk/
Would you please wood?
Birch Looks like silver birch