spoon carving. Enjoy!

This is my first Spoon, and video.
The wood type I am using is birch
Enjoy!
haandens-vaerk....

[@eliasellefson4864]

The best spoon carving instruction videos require no talking, except when the dogs barks.

[@DG-mv6zw]

You've obviously never met my wife! 😃

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

Very nice. Thanks for sharing 😊

[@rlav2000]

Excellent craftsmanship!

[@kajakmannen1666]

That zoom had some workout today! :)

[@DG-mv6zw]

Hey Simon, great job. If that was your very first spoon, then I'd love to see what you're producing now after a few years. You're obviously a natural who thinks about the cuts your making. I'll have to check out your other videos. Thanks 👍

[@Jerseyhighlander]

For a first spoon, that's pretty good work. Nice proportion & symmetry.

[@bobrenda1618]

A shavings-covered floor is a happy floor.

[@suecollins3246]

Seems like a nice crank is forming.

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

Thanks, I like your technique, I have been making spoons for about a year now and then. Trying to find a good technique, this may be it. Take care.

[@mariumrajah]

Lovely video enjoyed watching Keep it up

[@petrjirasek9579]

Super!!!Krásná práce zdravím apřeji ostrý nůž.PETR

[@aeon726]

Nice video. Nice work.

[@robertmansell3667]

Now that’s a spoon knife😮

[@dryocum]

I really enjoy watching you carve.

[@SimonAagaard]

Thank you so muts.

[@ninaclanton6868]

Enjoyed your video a lot. Especially that great axe work. Very SHARP and well axe designed for carving or you're just a genius at figuring out how to use it. Hard to believe that's a first effort. Don't get me wrong, your other tools were also amazing but you can't go wrong with Nick's tools can you? I haven't afforded them yet but I'm glad you showed me again what quality looks like. Know I'm watching this a few years late but glad I did.

[@matteliason5588]

For the spoon size I'd have quartered the wood

[@DG-mv6zw]

Not if it were your first spoon!

[@matteliason5588]

@@DG-mv6zw would have saved a lot of work and no more difficult

[@twanx1]

Excellent work.

[@SimonAagaard]

Thank you.

[@vivekkhavnekar]

I liked it.But may I suggest :: keep the section little thick.Else it can break with little more pressure,n our efforts will not ve any value.We had taken quite a big log.Nice work, nice efforts.Thnks for sharing.

[@Happyheart146]

Good job. If my first attempt is half as good as that, I'll be happy :)

[@Frankx298]

Watching how easy that carves makes me hate that most of my carving wood access is dried hard woods like oak and hickory it makes strong spoons but really takes a while to carve

[@gale6012]

Huh, I guess green hardwoods would be ideal? Unless you get bad warp with the shrinkage

[@terry2346]

Silver birch is widely available in areas with oak and hickory? Might work for you and it works very nicely.

[@Ionut76Albu]

Nice axe work! Green or dry wood?

[@k.s.naturalist6852]

Good work.. forgot about sanding, and smoothing the wood, most important part!!

[@Jerseyhighlander]

Sanding for armatures and ruins the character of this kind of work. Nothing will ever be better than the final cut of a sharp blade Minor facets are left as part of the evidence of handwork.

[@Jumpmaster337]

I was making a right hash of whittling a spoon... my Dremel saved me.

[@susanp.collins7834]

I carved my very first spoon with a dremel but it came out more like a scoop. Lovely for spooning sugar into my tea though.

[@SmithWesson90]

I just made my 1st spoon over the weekend took a few hours but used just my Mora Companion and Cold Steel Finn Wolf and a lil sandpaper. Nice hatchet what kind is it?

[@Goldie_79]

That focus...

[@SimonAagaard]

I know

[@phills2070]

how u protected the spoon or cup to don't split or brock ???

[@buckaroobonsi555]

Boy that seems like a huge waste of wood. When you look at how much wood you started with and the size of the finished spoon that was a lot of waste!

[@susanp.collins7834]

What would have been done with the wood otherwise. It would have gone into the fireplace. This spoon will last a long, long time. They took a spoon out of an archeological site in Russia that was dated at 21000 years old.

[@paulskystoneadventures]

👍👍🌟🌟👍👍

[@1234566bigpapa]

Do you sell them

[@674henk]

Miol hid jokyt jesto sipoes cog 👍🏻

[@kennethstensrud669]

Dit kamera har svært ved at holde fokus, det justerer hele tiden 😊, måske du osse skulde ha fejet alle de spåner opp fra gulvet...........

[@francissicnarf2510]

What's the hook knife you are using ?

[@DannyRockGod]

it's called a twca cam. made by nic westermann in the UK. awesome and honest guy!

[@saeedhamzeh5785]

hello my friend. what is the name wood?

[@susanp.collins7834]

Birch

[@wheelsgonewild1286]

Hi Simon. Where can I get a good quality hook knife or spoon knife?

[@SimonAagaard]

Hey. I use tools from Nic Westerman. nicwestermann.co.uk/

[@kxsxakxsxa9287]

Would you please wood?

[@terry2346]

Birch Looks like silver birch