How To Carve Spoons With FIRE!

[@moneymop704]

This channel is amazing, teaching me everything survival I could possibly ask for. Keep up the good job, hope your channel blows up!

[@timmynormand8082]

Would like to see how to make one of those hatches. It's awesome

[@dawudasha977]

This is great! Thank you

[@Johnny_Shadow]

Damn, you've got some good stuff on your chamnel.

[@unofficiallymike]

Nobody show this to an irish mother if knew they could resupply themselves with their weapon of choice. Well i dont want to think about it. The wooden spoon the weapon of Ma's destruction!

[@Jakesnyderinthedirtyfivethirty]

Thats pretty cool man gona have to give that a try

[@bradley698]

Can the same process be done to make a bowl for those who don't have clay?

[@julianneandrews219]

I would assume so. However, the great advantage of a clay bowl is that it’s fireproof. Andy Ward has some great videos on making pottery using traditional methods from the southwest, from finding wild clay through the whole process.

[@ZippedUpKitz]

Ok that was too cool…. I've carved many spoons and forks and even a couple of "butter" knives in my day… but I have never used a coal like that to "carve" out the bowl portion of a spoon… Guess what I’m doing on my next campout with my scouts! 😂

[@perimetroprimitivo5734]

¡Buenísimo!

[@danyreze]

Awsome Content👍👍

[@nathanfalcon3810]

What knife do you use?

[@sagesmokesurvival]

This is one I forged years ago

[@madmike8325]

Now tell the truth you wasn't making spoons but bowls 😂😂😂 nothing like getting in touch with nature then "getting in touch" with nature 😂😂😂

[@nolancartledge7451]

What knife are you using in this video?