How to Carve a Coffee Scoop | Spoon from a Birch Burl | Sloyd | DIY

[@boistoile]

Great video and great channel ! Love the style of your videos. It's got the authentic smell of rural life, where nature and family are the nurturing ground for creativity. Keep up the great work !

[@OLORS]

Thank you, again.

[@boistoile]

@@OLORS You're describing it really well in video !

[@darrenmacmartin9392]

Thank you for creating this fantastic channel and sharing your work, it’s great to see continued interest in slojd hand work and traditions. You are definitely not un-crafty!!!

[@OLORS]

Thank you so so much! You keep me going! ❤️

[@TheHillcityhobo]

Can we talk about that work bench? I'm very curious.

[@shaunkroschel]

That’s a really nice looking scoop! Beautiful wood grain!

[@OLORS]

Thank you so much! Yes, I loooove this burl. The grain shows even more in my grater. It’s insane!

[@shaunkroschel]

@@OLORS your welcome! Hope to see more things made from this beautiful wood!

[@OLORS]

@@shaunkroschel Me too!

[@bellupvideo798]

Très beau travail du bois!

[@OLORS]

Thank you so much! ❤️

[@Sheepdog1314]

very cool

[@OLORS]

Thank you!

[@AlexEllis]

I'd like to make one of these. What size/profile is your spoon gouge? Each one is 30 EUR so I'd rather get roughly the right size!

[@OLORS]

Hi! I'm using one of these: klensmide.se/nedbockade-jarn-dogleg/nedbockade-jarn/ I think they all are out of stock, almost all of them though. I bet these are good too: djarv.se/produkt/nedbockad-skolp/ Im not in my workshop at the moment so i dont know the size. If i remember ill check. But they are abaot 2-3 cm broad and maybe 1/2 cm deep. Haha, I dont have the correct wording i think...