How to Carve Spoon Crank - SPOON CRANK CARVING - How to carve spoons

How to carve a crank in a spoon. This video is all about carving a crank in a spoon. Up your spoon carving game and learn how to carve a spoon with crank. Spoon carving is an art form, straight spoons are nice but learning how to carve a spoon crank will massively up your spoon carving game.
Carving spoons with a bend or crank is the best way to push yourself and your carving skills. Once you've learned how to carve spoon crank you'll be amazed at what you can carve.
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[@superd222tube]

Nice job man. Really well done! Thank you.

[@wildwaybushcraftuk]

Glad you liked it.

[@RobCardIV]

i like how all these wood work channels are coming out of the bushes. what ever that means mate. i subbed for sure.

[@wildwaybushcraftuk]

Thanks !!!

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

Thanks, I like your technique 😊 take care😊

[@wildwaybushcraftuk]

You too.

[@susanp.collins7834]

What is that darling, ducky little saw!? Have Opinel started making SAWS now?

[@wildwaybushcraftuk]

Just a little pruning saw from Amazon £6 I think

[@susanp.collins7834]

Oh THANK-YOU! No insane jangly so-called 'music'!

[@wildwaybushcraftuk]

🤣🤣🙌

[@MarkFidell]

OMG You're bleeding! You need to get yourself off to A&E with that enormous gash :) - Nice video mate, please keep them coming and keep safe.

[@cherokeesfinestindian]

I learn something new everyday. Thanks for that. I've always wondered how the crank was put in.

[@TheBushcraftPadawan]

That's a beautiful piece of wood mate, I'm constantly on the lookout for something more exotic than the Sycamore and Silver Birch I'm using at the moment. Thanks for sharing your approach to achieving that crank, it's always been a mental block of mine so this was very timely for me! Cheers.

[@TheBushcraftPadawan]

@@wildwaybushcraftuk Bloody hell mate, are you sure? Do you have enough to keep yourself occupied?

[@NewForestAdventures]

Great video!

[@deanoboland]

Great video loads of information. What axe are you using?

[@wildwaybushcraftuk]

Large carver by GFB

[@nipperdog7777]

I was thinking, wow that looks dangerous. And it pops out of his hand. I love that wood. And technique.

[@superd222tube]

the best "woops!" ever!

[@willpriestleywoodcraft1535]

How come you split back up the handle instead of axing down? It seems strange that you'd go to the effort of putting all that crank in and then remove most of it!

[@wildwaybushcraftuk]

I only wanted the crank in the bowl. I wanted a straight handle

[@cloudbaserapture99942]

Great video. Is this apple walnut wood your'e using here?

[@wildwaybushcraftuk]

It was walnut

[@cloudbaserapture99942]

@@wildwaybushcraftuk Cheers WB will have to get me some for my next spoon. Blessed with many timbers here in OZ. Banksia is beautiful

[@wildwaybushcraftuk]

@@cloudbaserapture99942 never seen that before but it sounds good!!

[@trentnichols5075]

11:26 in - 😮!!!!!

[@wildwaybushcraftuk]

Not sure what you mean!

[@trentnichols5075]

I jumped when your spoon blank slipped.

[@wildwaybushcraftuk]

@@trentnichols5075 so did I !!!

[@chrispoteet5327]

Very good information on cranks. Also love the axe , is it a Gransfors Bruk?

[@wildwaybushcraftuk]

Yes it is

[@tomshahriari6602]

Cuts way too close and toward the hands. Not a good idea.

[@wildwaybushcraftuk]

It’s full controlled and very safe