Maple cooking spoon

Carving a cooking spoon from silver maple, using simple hand tools. Just for fun, not meant to be an instructional video.

[@Commish2009]

I learn so much technique every time I watch one of your videos. Thank you for sharing.

[@TheEggimanns]

Thanks for taking the time to bring us along in the process. It really helps.

[@bluesideup007]

Nice video! Love to see more full length episodes. (from a former Madison student of yours, who now has a new addiction)~ bill.

[@markluke8447]

Nice video, beautiful work, thanks for sharing.

[@BrettMyersGameDesigner]

Boy, I really need to build a spoon mule and get my draw shave in shape.

[@SylvaSpoonvideos]

It's a great tool to have in the workshop.

[@cristinateacher154]

It´s really good! Can you tell me where did you buy the axe? (or attach the link to the shop). It seems quite good for spoon carving

[@thomasluke]

Sure, these folks make it: www.klensmide.se/carving-axe

[@bekimmuzlijaj3241]

Wery good

[@michaelhorn9114]

If that's the best you can do, no, just joking. Great work and video!

[@KateMondor]

Wow!

[@anton0000001]

@sylvaspoon is that seasoned maple or still green?

[@mikbjorkenstam3970]

I would love to know how you made that clamp system for using your draw knife!!

[@ljcd1197]

It's called a spoon mule

[@Uncle_factors]

What's the best sharpening tool for spoon knives?

[@SylvaSpoonvideos]

Sandpaper around a wooden dowel to get the inside bevel works well. The DMT DiaFold Serrated knife sharpeners are also good for that job. Any flat stone will work for the outside bevel.

[@Uncle_factors]

@@SylvaSpoonvideos thank you for sharing

[@johnmutton799]

To aggressive.