Forging a Coffee Scoop

Here I am forging a coffee scoop/spoon.
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[@BarrRunForge]

Well done. A very patient smith. Great approach. God bless.

[@TMichaelJKnivestmichaeljknives]

Great looking! Awesome work

[@kensmapleleafretirement]

Very nice to meet you. Great job on the spoon. It was a pleasure to watch. Thank You for posting this. I know it takes a great deal of work to put this out... Thanks...

[@stejcz]

Good trick with the rasp instead if the wire brush.

[@thedixonway]

Yes!!! A body hammer made it into a. blacksmithing video! 👍😁. Good job!

[@mattthescreamer177]

Great video, thanks for posting it 👍

[@brysonalden5414]

Very nicely done! Thanks for taking the trouble to make this video.

[@thefarfiles]

I made a spoon today. Thank you

[@BrentDaughertyMe]

Nice looking spoon. I think of a scoop as deeper, typically cylindrical, and about two tablespoons.

[@stevesyncox9893]

Cool.

[@stevesyncox9893]

Now you need a “Maker’s Mark”....

[@MadTinker]

Looks great! Late to the party, butcan I ask what the size was of your starting stock?

[@lionlambleather6306]

Awesome job, I am a new blacksmith and these kinda videos are helpful. Any other advice

[@hvforge9147]

If you haven’t already, check out Black Bear Forge’s channel, and DF in the Shop’s channel. You’ll learn a ton from them.

[@bernardleighan3218]

Another one to watch is Christ Centered Iron Works.

[@stevesyncox9893]

Daniel Moss, Walter Sorrells, Chandler Dickenson.