The Swedish Knife Grip Sessions NO10: A Silent Session

Swedish Knife Grip Sessions part 10:
A Silent Session
Jögge Sundqvist is a craftman through and through. As a wood worker and a woodcarving artist he has become famous for his impressive ornaments and beautiful carved objects.

[@RevanJJ]

Really appreciate this series.

[@michaelmcgowan6770]

Thank you for the great demonstrations!
The videos show knife grips and techniques used on green, straight-grained birch and alder. I would like to see some demonstrations using the more challenging woods available in the US. Well seasoned black walnut, redbud maple and crab apple await. Are there other knife grips more suitable to these harder woods?

[@ScottMitchell2]

Hey Sweden/Morakniv, much love from Michigan, USA. Cheers

[@GOLDSMITHEXILE]

Thanks Jogge and Mora, that was a real treat

[@DonVonGun]

5:29 cut wound - 5:32 Plaster. ...nice series Surolle is the GURU. :)

[@Swarm509]

Looks like he just scraped his finger on the wood during his cut. Pretty common.

[@szymonidesomco4974]

I love it. Great tutorial

[@zxcbfadbnatrn]

Number one.

[@hermancruz2208]

Can´t wait for the hook knifes

[@echozoom6685]

cant wait for u to learn how to spell

[@maiklippold9181]

wonder how many times he cut to his finger until reaching this point of craftmanship.... what kind of wood he used in this?? cool video

[@Arzoras]

This one had alder, previous videos sounded like birch when he cut it.

[@pettere8429]

@@Arzoras You can see the remains of birch bark on the pieces and also the grain and colour is very much birch.

[@Hilafca]

Yaptigin isi küçümsemek maksatli deil ama bizim burda o kaşığı ohale getirmek icin keser ve balta kullaniyor yerli üreticilerimiz

[@swimjay]

What wood is he using? Does he ever say, in any of the episodes?

[@YoutubeCommenter1]

Most likely birch

[@santonucci]

He says Alder

[@alienlj]

ASMR?))