Carving a Love Spoon, Chain work Ralph Hentall

[@edmundoferreira-rocha7400]

Thoroughly meaningful in every stage.

[@earlelzy7243]

I wasn't sure if I would watch to the end because I was looking for a video to show me how to do a chain with only carving knives. You are a very good teacher.

[@davegrey5753]

A fabulous lesson from a wonderful man who my wife and I first met in 1988 and who kindly carved a magnificent spoon for our 25th wedding anniversary in 2008.

[@georgeohwell8481]

Thank you Stuart for a very informative video, and a big hello from Ireland, what beautiful loving work at the end, truely a labour of love

[@american-britchick4003]

Amazing talent, skill, and artistry. The spoons you crafted for your wife on your 25th Anniversary and your daughter’s wedding are just so incredibly intricate and filled with thoughtful, meaningful, and beautiful details. You’ve created some very precious family heirlooms that I’m sure will be greatly cherished, as they are handed along, through your family’s generations. Thank you for your tutorial and for sharing your masterful artistry with the world, here on KZbin.

[@edmundoferreira-rocha7400]

Very nice. A good man at heart.

[@donaldmiller107]

I really enjoyed this. I like spoon carving. I mainly use knives and gauges. Using these other tools was awesome. Thank you

[@minsi1406]

This is true talent. Love the examples at the end, so much dedication.

[@ronsanders307]

Thank you! Very inspiring seeing a genius make his work accessible. Outstanding video and a terrific teacher.

[@submariner99]

R.I.P. Ralph

[@andrewgward7]

Wow!! Such a great carver and artist!!! Seeing those awesome spoons at the end was just amazing!! I just started carving a few months ago, I have a long way to go😁.

[@penfro]

Fabulous video - thank you for taking the time to make it!

[@angelathomas4997]

Beautiful work! Thank you so much for sharing this. I am about to embark on a love spoon for my sister's upcoming wedding. This is very informative and much appreciated!

[@alfredoleiser]

FANTASTIC ֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱֱ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@gmanhi5]

Brilliant video and thank you for showing us those amazing spoons you carved! Such detail, your a very skilled fellow. I enjoyed all the information you gave us. I watched with my 5 year old daughter and now we’re planning to make one together this weekend. Thank you.

[@leemichel8199]

Great works of art my friend. Other than lime /bass wood ,what cheaper alternatives would you recommend. Thank you ,! Very informative content .God bless you and your family 👪 🙏. Lee

[@welshgreengragon]

Pleasing to watch thank you

[@IAmPraki]

Really liked the video and learnt a lot. It's treat to watch the masters work. I hope you have more videos of Ralph's work.

[@MrMTB20]

What a great video.

[@partho00]

Very useful video, thank you for sharing your experience.

[@oversight33]

Hi there. What an amazing video! I am a Canadian and am about to marry a Welsh girl! The Welsh Love Spoon is a beautiful tradition and I'd love to make one of these for my fiance. I am a beginner and have never carved anything before. I noticed you used a template for the figure of eight. Is there any chance you could post the details on the template measurements? I can't wait to attempt to make my first Spoon!

[@submariner99]

Great to see my old guv’nor

[@snurgeress]

I was at Borehamwood on his watch, spent day and night following the mad bastard around the station with a broom, what a dude, Mental Hentall.

[@jacebryan2967]

This was amazing to watch! Thank you! Would you mind listing the tools you used? I'd love to try this at home.

[@tonywilliams1582]

Hi, Ralph, just found you on here by accident. Still doing the love spoons, great! How are you? Long time since we met. Tony William's. (Up polly)

[@archiearbuckle43]

a masterclass.