Coffee cup from birch and antler| Kuksa

I have learned a lot since my first kuksa video. I am trying to add something special to each one of them, so I hope you like this twist! I would love to hear your Ideas for my next project! Thank you for watching.
Wood: Birch
Antler: Moose
Carving tool: arbortech ball gouge
Sanding machine: Kirjes sanding tool
Stain: chestnut spirit stain
Oil: Danish oil

[@TrojanHorse1959]

Great video and coffee cup, thanks for sharing it with us!

[@runemoe9559]

Thank you so much!

[@artsteadman2230]

Kuksa

[@nikburton9264]

Great video! That kuska rocks!

[@runemoe9559]

Thank you!

[@dt9094]

Very nice. Yes

[@runemoe9559]

Thank you!

[@billyjoedenny]

excellent job , great work on the scribing ... billy joe

[@runemoe9559]

Thank you!

[@denahom]

Beautiful!

[@runemoe9559]

Thank you!

[@blackhorse2947]

Awesome workmanship………. How old is your work bench…….

[@СергейМиронов-о8й]

👍👍👍👍

[@Tonilodixei]

Super travail magnifique bravo !

[@runemoe9559]

Thank you!!

[@maybestrey4004]

Brazil loves u!!!

[@runemoe9559]

Comments like this makes me wanna keep doing this! Made my day! Thank you! :)

[@kedar4769]

liked and subbed !! Good job bro

[@runemoe9559]

Thank you so much! That is goof motivation to keep going!

[@peetthenativeman7024]

hvor kjøpte du kvernen til du pleide å lage hullet i Kosan ? Aldri sett en så smart oppfinnelse før !! Jeg må ha en !! Är från Sverige jag använde Google translate så det kanske inte blev bästa översättningen . Hoppas du förstår ändå ?

[@runemoe9559]

Den heter arbortech ball gouge. Jeg kjøpte den på en Norsk side, men om du søker på Google finner du den sikkert i Sverige! Kjempe fornøyd!

[@СергейМакеев-щ2л]

Класная кукса ,а что за насадка для болгарке подскажи и что она стоить .

[@andreysyusya4912]

гугл в помощь www.arbortechtools.com/us/products/

[@agent318a6]

Excellent work 😍 but please wear gloves for safety

[@runemoe9559]

Thank you! I will next time

[@taltallack868]

A-ABDO318 MRC not to disagree for no reason, but I’m a carpenter and joiner and I would say wearing gloves at times can be more dangerous because you have less feeling of the work you are handling. Plus getting gloves caught in machinery can be way worse than brushing your hand!