It's Not a Turtle! It's a Spurtle! (Making a Spurtle with Cherry Wood)

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[@bonniebrewer434]

Bucco runs like he's part greyhound. Good see you posting again.

[@sibylleherbe8260]

So good to see you again and of course Bucco. Beautiful wooden spoon!

[@jkrug7088]

Thank you for another great video. Very nice to see you posting another video.

[@tracydowell2]

Hi John, Nice to see you back. Nice job

[@JohnBearWoodworks]

Thank you! 😃

[@Cradley684]

Nice to see ya back Bud's, nice video Stay Safe Bud's !!!.

[@tracymclaughlinholmes677]

I missed you guys! Glad I got my Bucco fix!

[@JohnBearWoodworks]

😃😃😃

[@karenmacwhorter608]

Welcome back! Missed you! These are great tools to have in the kitchen.

[@rosemarshall1219]

So happy to see you and Bucco, the fastest dog in the world. I did not know this object, nice to discover new things ! Beautiful piece bud !

[@drgntat7393]

Spurdles are the best kitchen tool ever! I use it for any meat scramble and basic kitchen mixing in a pan! They’re great!

[@jamesstrickland1478]

Great to see you and the Bucco back!

[@HannahMattox]

Those are amazing for use with a cast iron skillet. I might have to order one 😂

[@JohnBearWoodworks]

If you're interested send me an email! johnbearwoodworks at gmail dot com

[@lynnlamastres3424]

He has to be the fastest dog in the forest. Zoom, zoom, zoom...

[@johnbrindiar618]

I have several spurtles and use them daily. Would like to purchase a handmade one from John Bear Woodworks!

[@JohnBearWoodworks]

Absolutely! Send me an email johnbearwoodworks at gmail dot com

[@TammyFriend7250]

Never heard of spurtle. Haven't a clue what it's for.

[@JohnBearWoodworks]

Cooking! It's a cross between a spoon and spatula.

[@jbn0613]

Beautiful piece. I was a little surprised that you didn’t pop the grain between the final sandings since it will be washed and raise the grain. Or, maybe you just didn’t show that. Anyway, very nice project and keep up the good work.

[@JohnBearWoodworks]

Thanks!

[@Daniel_cheems]

Hi John, I love your videos. Are you planning on posting videos more often?

[@JohnBearWoodworks]

I have several in the works but not much time to film or edit! Hopefully soon! Thank you!

[@robertcaudill1660]

How much are your spurtles?

[@janiceperla5506]

I'd like to know where you do your videos . it is so nice.is it a garage?

[@davecable3104]

What thickness did you start with?

[@JohnBearWoodworks]

I think it was around an inch

[@emanuelmifsud849]

nice job, but what`s it used for. first time I heard of it

[@HannahMattox]

They're mostly used in cast iron and ceramic pots so it won't scratch them up. You can use them with anything, just like a regular wooden spoon. I don't recommend stirring highly acidic foods with it, like tomato sauces, but if you clean it up immediately it should be okay. It'll eat through them and make them brittle if you let them set with stuff like that on them :)

[@williambelford9661]

That's a lot different from the original Scottish spurtle 🤔

[@JohnBearWoodworks]

Very interesting!

[@BETAmosquito]

How does the band saw feel cutting the inside curve compared to the outside curve? I've only ever used hand tools for shaping so this looks a mite tricky

[@JohnBearWoodworks]

Works good for me!

[@alexd5991]

Hey 👋 how much are your spurtles?

[@JohnBearWoodworks]

Hello! Contact me at [e-mail] for more info! Thanks!

[@seanwieland9763]

It’s not the Board of Education? 🏏 🍑