Ladle: Episode 3
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This is the last third of making a substantial kitchen utensil from solid hardwood. It’s a lifetime kitchen tool designed to develop your carving and shaping skills with substantive insight into how we must learn to work our wood according to the changing direction of the wood grain. This last episode focuses on shaping the back of the bowl, and for this, we use different spokeshaves, saws, and rasps to get the shape we want for the best-looking ladle.
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Same here, I can watch episode 1, but episodes 2and3 do not open, just a black box displays.
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Thanks again!
Mr. Paul Sellers and the rest of the production team
Another job well done to all. Well produced and the craftmanship is great as always.
All my best to everyone, and God Bless
Your friend from Canada Dennis
When you get done with that, we will all need a bowl of soup! 🙂
Thanks Paul , inspirational as ever . Bye the bye , I do hope you are recovering well from you know what , and that you are continuing to do so . Best wishes always , yours John Tutton .
Thanks Paul. Job well done!
Jim O
Woodcarver in Florida
Excellent lesson. I’m wondering how much time it actually took to complete the ladle?
With the cuts, it’s hard to determine.
I asked Paul and his reply is below:
Having made hundreds of similar items like spoons, etc, I calculated about an hour and a half
Thanks!