Carving Swedish wooden spoons

[@MK-zg2yy]

Thank You for your Master Class in spoon carving.

[@deanarogers9848]

This is the very 1st video I have seen where the wood Carver is actually taking his or her time and explaining EVERYTHING in detail, from how to cut your log, how to hold your tools properly and why. Also the correct way to move your tools around the different parts of the wood, all the way to drying and protecting the wood. I have been watching tons of videos of spoon carving and this is the one I will actually use to carve out my first ever spoon from wood that is from our newly wooded acreage we just bought in Arkansas. My knives are ready and my spoon knife. I ordered them off Amazon have had them a month now just wanting on the 1st and special project to be used. Thank You so very much for this video. A new spoon carver in Arkansas.

[@kennethbengtsson1811]

Thank you, sorry my bad Englich.❤

[@KettleCamping]

Great video! Thank you! Cheers from Canada 👍

[@yoman2854]

Thanks for the upload! Nice to watch something from 1997!

[@Swarm509]

While today you can buy books, watch videos, and even find stores selling these kind of carved spoons at the time of this recording this art would of been fairly unknown in the US. People carved spoons and similar things of course, but not so much in this particular style. It wasn't till video likes this, and books/works by Wille Sundqvist started appear that spoon carving in this style really took off. Even after all of these years this is still a great video to watch and really outlines how to do this style well and well worth watching.

[@44szaman]

Very good presentation. Thanks!

[@rickschuman2926]

Wow. What an extraordinarily well supplied shop.

[@charlesrasmussn2046]

Best video I’ve seen about spoon carving. Thank you so much. Looking forward to more Scandinavian woodcarving videos from you.

[@erikkjerting4174]

One of the better spoon carving videos I've seen. You truly are a master of your craft. Thank you!

[@tomowen8650]

Superb video. I had no idea of the best way to carve a spoon. I have learned a lot. Thank you Kenneth.

[@diligentj]

I have carved spoons for years, but I still learned a few things. well done, I really enjoyed this video!

[@markbignell8110]

Brilliant video, thank you, I am learning so much from you .

[@bearpickin]

Miigwetch for sharing & passing on some great ideas

[@280AI]

Very enjoyable video , from a Canadian of Scandinavian decent.

[@fujega]

This video is wonderful! Thank you for making it. I am a beginner and it was very helpful--I still have 10 fingers. :)

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

Great instructional video. Thanks for showing us. Take care.

[@DrAntronic]

Great work Kenneth! Please make more videos on woodworking. Chipcarving next maybe?

[@LAALPETE]

Great tutorial. Thank you very much for sharing.

[@momoline3794]

Thank you for this video :)

[@DG-mv6zw]

It's encouraging me to see that there seems to be a definite resurgence of spoon making these days. Myself being one of those complete, but enthusiastic, novices. Love the video. Thank you so much for sharing your skill and knowledge. Wonderful video. Learned so much. Greetings from Scotland 👍

[@carpenter2264]

Thank you so much.😀

[@yoman2854]

Interesting how both Sweden and Wales have a tradition of love spoons

[@marcofcat]

next level tutorial, thank you so much🙏

[@markluke8447]

Very interesting and informative. Can you give me the name of the companies who make the hook knives and gouges? Thank you for sharing this video.

[@DrAntronic]

Mora and Beavercraft are two well known makers of hook knifes. They are not as hard to come by as this guy make it seem:)

[@OrtoInScatola]

Mr Bengtsson, may I ask who is the Swedish blacksmith that forged your spoon knives?

[@kennethbengtsson1811]

Bo Helgesson, Hans Karlsson, Svante Djärv. I dont know if Bo H is working today the best.

[@szoya5365]

it would be useful to know the size of the tools ;)

[@silvRsmeden]

hejsan kenneth! helt underbart att se dej å även höra dej på din goa svengelska å din humor 😂 helt underbart. jo jag tänkte fråga om du fortfarande håller på å jobbar med verktygen? om det är möjligt så hade jag jättegärna köpt vikingayxan som du visade i början å även en skedkniv. glad påsk!!

[@kennethbengtsson1811]

Hej hej, nej du gubben fyllde 80 För några dagar sedan och det har kommit krämpor, har svårt att gå, tur är att huvudet i ordning. Ja det var en kul tid i usa. Filmen kom till genom en man som jagade mig, vi skulle göra plenty mony. Jag sa att min engelska kass men han sa att den får inte vara bättre. Sedan släpade han mig till mig en advokat, resultatet blev att skulle få småsmulor. Snabbt som en höna skiter köpte jag ut råkopian själv. Jag sålde då filmen själv till woodcraft , men efter ett tag köpte dom inga, dom hyrde ut den, och då var jag lurad i alla fall, den gick väl runt sådär. Ja mycket tokigheter har det varit. PS. Vem ar du??

[@Handcarved]

thanks

[@Mourad1m]

Hej Kenneth! Vad heter oljan på svenska och var någonstans kan man köpa det?

[@kennethbengtsson1811]

KallpresSad rå linolja, färgaff

[@jotocs3]

I am retired and I hate you guys loli started whittling little people now I have to go out make a large spoon. I have to look for your tool suggestions now. Nice video man. I love how you did it in English so I can understand . Now that I Subscribed, you gotta make videos

[@Owieczkin]

RIP your dear wallet xD. I know that pain, I'm not retired though, but plan to start serious carving when I do retire

[@emilabramsson8204]

Hans engelska är underbart svensk

[@kennethbengtsson1811]

Ha,Ha…First trip to US, had a English class for 60 years ago. Life is fun 😇

[@josephdolderer6113]

he's right about that gouge- I nearly cut myself to the bone!