Greenwood Working Project #3: How to Carve a Tea Spoon

[@f4orce986]

Please keep posting you are so helpful

[@GlennPArt_1]

I actually might be able to get back into this after the summer. I will have a new job and be moving out of an apartment in the city to a place in the woods. fingers crossed I will get some time back.

[@melchoraslez1689]

@@GlennPArt_1 any update ? :) hope you're fine !

[@GlennPArt_1]

@@melchoraslez1689 Hey there! I am good. I have settled into a new job and have a space that I can carve again. I think as this year goes on I will actually be able to get back in to posting.

[@knownaigm]

Great presentation and explanation of your process and the "whys" and "hows" of spoon carving.

[@GlennPArt_1]

no name thank you. I’m happy you liked it.

[@escamillawoodworking]

Nice job! Was the wood you used green or had it been air drying for a while?

[@GlennPArt_1]

Escamilla Woodworking it’s green. The wood was kept for a few months but that only dried out the ends of the wood. And this was a middle section sawed off about 5 inches or so of the end. It takes about a year per inch of wood to dry out completely so this was still pretty damp by the time I started.

[@АндрейГорелов-д5ъ]

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