Inspired by Paul's spoon making Video in the woods
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After watching Paul’s spoon making video I was inspired to have a go, I found that it was easier and more secure when using the axe to support the spoon on a stout piece of timber held in the vice sat on the floor
In addition to the axe I used some cheap files I had bought from Aldi, a spoke shave and chisel gouges and a scraper I made from the end of a cabinet scraper for the bowl.
I finished off with a bit of sandpaper.
Unfortunately there is a crack in the bowl that only become evident upon completion.Wigan, Lancs. England :
Great job David, well done buddy 😉
Unfortunately there is a crack in the bowl that only become evident upon completion.
How do you plan to repair the crack in the bowl of your spoon?
Robin ... Richmond, Virginia, USA
nice job david
"we can learn what to do, by doing" Aristotle
Thanks guys
Robin I don’t intend to fix it I take it that is the risk of making things in green wood. It was the fun and experience gained in the making that I did it for , I never intended it to be used I treated it with Danish oil and it will sit in a jar on by bench and maybe inspire me to make othersWigan, Lancs. England :
Looks great David! I did enjoy that video as well and really want to try and making spoons..
Nice job David
Wood is just beauterful love the stuff.Dagenham, Essex, England
well done! I like the grain pattern.
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