How to carve a Coffee Scoop | Spoon Carving

In this video I show you how I make a quick coffee scoop. Lots of carving - little talking.

[@unitytira4954]

Thank you so much for sharing your video. Watching you in action I learned a lot of principles and insight in preparing the scoop blank. I will apply what I’ve seen and learned. Excited to carve my own coffee scoop. Blessings.

[@joycrucitti6153]

Thank you! Just loved watching you create this coffee scoop! Looking forward to more!!🤩🤩🤩

[@axechisel3733]

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[@fouroakscrafts7240]

Nice coffee scoop - well done!

[@WienArtist]

Thanks for the tutorial! I have carved a lot of spoons without a hook knife - just using a Flex curved gouge, which works fine. Spoons are a lot of fun to carve, and it is addictive, not to mention how relaxing and meditative it is too. Thanks again!

[@matsu223]

Thank you. A pleasure to watch this.Subscribing.

[@randymackey99]

Great job, loved your video. Please get you a carving glove before you hurt yourself sir. We need you safe to keep making videos 😊

[@jimmydunning-ki5nk]

Is scaly birtch good for makin spoons? I'm in Southern Illinois and not sure what trees are good for makin spoons and bowls out of. I tend to use what I make.

[@chesterthompson6835]

Fruit woods are usually highly desirable. Usually, pines are avoided just for the softness. Oak has lots of arguments because of the grain.