Making a $100 spoon

[@Kicker700]

That's one big coffee scoop.

[@HouseMadeUS]

I like coffee! Haha Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@witch1947]

Absolutely beautiful. Love the hammered finish. Your forming skills are on point. True hand forging is a dying art. Blessings to you and yours.

[@HouseMadeUS]

Thank you so much.

[@joshwhitt5877]

This needs more like

[@HouseMadeUS]

Thank you so very much.

[@joshwhitt5877]

Of course my guy keep up the work​@HouseMadeUS

[@HouseMadeUS]

@joshwhitt5877 😁👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻

[@GreenNutts]

What is the material?

[@akbuilder7626]

Cardboard and bubble gum.

[@thatoneasian28]

@@akbuilder762637 seconds and also this made me laugh

[@AsktheAI420]

Looks to be steel for the handle, copper rivets, and brass for the head of the spoon.

[@AsktheAI420]

@@akbuilder7626 not helpful. 😢

[@user-hc5xt2hc9n]

The blood of 10 unborn babies

[@jesussavessinner1315]

100 dollars ???? You just showed us how to make it lol.

[@mordredthehero]

Yes. He did. You only saw a short clip, this probably took at least an hour or two to make, likely more. You also don't have the same skill set. Making it look that nice is not as easy as you might think. With material cost added and time, that's about 20ish bucks per hour of work. I'd say that's a pretty good deal. Could easily be 200$.

[@HouseMadeUS]

Check out our kits on HouseMade.us - Thank you for watching.

[@HouseMadeUS]

I appreciate your kind words!!!

[@jesussavessinner1315]

@@mordredthehero well… but the spoon for 200 then…. Best promotion ever lol