Silent Carving | Saddle Topped Spoon

[@thetracklesspath]

I am surprised at how incredibly soothing it is to watch him with nothing more than the sound of his breathing and the sound of the knife and hatchet. It's like therapy.

[@vickiebenton5175]

The Trackless Path this is much more relaxing than therapy! 😂

[@pacificcoastpiper3949]

Try making it, spoon carving is tonnes of fun!!😁😁😁 I am a wood carver

[@thetracklesspath]

@@pacificcoastpiper3949 i will - and thanks for the advice. 😊

[@marcuslatrent528]

Could have done without the Fatboy breathing, but the wood carving was top notch

[@kristjanmatanovic8722]

@@marcuslatrent528 culd do without ur comment

[@markharris5771]

Silence from someone who knows what they are doing is a great teacher.

[@D33Lux]

He's walking the walk, not talking the talk. Great teacher and craftsman indeed.

[@jesuschristislordoflordsan427]

the tongue is a fire, lit up from hell! - the holy bible ©

[@dreadpiraterobertsii4420]

People need to be remember that silence is an more of an answer than bullshit

[@jesuschristislordoflordsan427]

@@dreadpiraterobertsii4420 probably right. also there is a God who most likely we dont want to hear that talks when (most likely) we thinks that we are silent anyways,

[@actimasprime6226]

Jesus Christ is Lord of Lords and King of Kings It’s called the voice of insanity

[@MrDiesel237]

I have never in my life seen such consistent and accurate work with an axe.

[@georgegordonbrown9522]

While I completely agree that he´s done outstanding work you may wanna have a look at this kzbin.info/www/bejne/gn3MZXhqaa6Ib6s. This guy however IS talking a lot.

[@strongereveryday2302]

Watch Ray Mears make a canoe paddle out of a random log.

[@hotice8885]

@@georgegordonbrown9522 --I just watched that video (of the Russian spoon maker). I kept thinking of the Swedish chef on the muppet show, LOL!!!

[@calartian85]

Hatchet

[@jordanpayne6838]

Where I live, pretty much everyone over the age of 50 would make this guy look like it’s his first time holding a hatchet. Their hatchets and axes are basically an extension of their body. Really amazing to see, all of their axes are kept sharp enough to shave with.

[@vanemaster4345]

I bet if they put the word "ASMR" in the title, this video would've gotten at least 3 times the views. It definetly deserved more views, that's some great work.

[@tuttler8339]

I was going to like this comment and then I saw it had 69 likes.... couldnt mess that up

[@lawsonone6015]

I would have avoided it if it had asmr in the title and I’m so glad I watched this.

[@meriahtigner]

i don't know what ASMR means

[@isaacmancia]

Most likely.

[@baderabdalziz20012]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@DanHoke]

I lost count of how many times I thought "Stop! You're going to split it if you... oh, ok, I see, yes, that's right, you know what you are doing and I don't."

[@ishadowpeople6577]

😂 me too!

[@dothedo3667]

For me I'm not so much thinking "you're gonna split it!" as I am thinking "if I were trying to do that I would definitely break it"

[@1pcfred]

This is clearly not the first spoon this feller has ever seen.

[@venusthebenus]

The pure FEAR as I was watching this. Utterly terrified I would watch him make a mistake and then my heart would shatter.

[@Cheese_Meister]

You should try sharpening a wooden pencil with scissors for comparison

[@sanderbenning1182]

No ads, no annoying music, just a skilled artisan and his wooden spoon

[@NyxNovaStar]

There's something fascinating and relaxing about watching an artist who knows exactly what he's doing. He's in full control of the situation the entire time.

[@lilianmarinov8773]

yeah man he's making a spoon , not landing a rocket on another planet , he's done it before :D

[@brandonhauert9323]

Watched this video a week ago, now all I do in my free time is carve spoons. Never knew how addicting carving and whittling could be.

[@DuncanAppleby]

Hah, a convert!

[@zoltanvonsomogyi7272]

Same here! Just did my third one yesterday. It's very absorbing. Takes me about 3 hours to make one, and not as good as his of course. Massive skill set he has!

[@brandonhauert9323]

@@zoltanvonsomogyi7272 I'm right there with you 2- 1/2 to 3 hours per spoon. But the time flies! The worst thing is I've broken 3 or 4 now. Unfortunately t's always right when I say I'm done and go back in to refine a detail.

[@zoltanvonsomogyi7272]

@@brandonhauert9323 yes, its hard to know when to just stop and call it good. I just want to keep carving!

[@kaankaral]

Which wood do you use ?

[@andyanaoutdoors2487]

Such a pleasure to watch. No talking, adds, music. Keep up the good work. Made me realize my knife needs sharpening.

[@AlphaCompRepair]

*Wife walks in* Wife: Why are you watching a guy carve a wooden spoon? Me: *squints eyes* I don't know.

[@keithrayeski6417]

Fulkrom 🤣🤣🤣

[@oGFoolish]

😂🤗

[@siluraco341]

Same here mate.

[@jackburton3540]

Primal desire of diy

[@arresha_eng]

hhhhh, same same, my wife walks in wife: you always watching people working with wood.

[@KatheeDemontforte]

Get a piece of wood. Remove all the notaspoon.

[@andreasnowack7574]

Thats like making a bow. Take a long piece of wood and get rid of everything that not looks like a bow :D

[@KatheeDemontforte]

That would be removal of the notabow.

[@kevin.waldron]

i love you

[@tridentmc1958]

This is the peak of the KZbin comment section. I love this comment so much.

[@jessebrockman8782]

@@andreasnowack7574 everything thats knot a bow

[@Typhoon0627]

I think this might be the first video i've seen on youtube that doesn't start out with "hey guys..." and 5 minutes of babbling. More channels need to adopt this format! No talk, just work! I drank a beer and watched the man work in peace. Thanks for the upload!

[@walden6272]

I agree. I hate videos with intros and tons of yapping away. Get on with it. I also hate it when people end their videos with "If you like what you saw, please like and subscribe" Like if people don't do that already.

[@cbart3634]

I never thought I’d want to carve a spoon until now. That’s beautiful

[@SpoonClub]

Spoon carving is a great way to spend your time - and you end up with something beautiful and functional

[@skyricharde6629]

I am A) a person who usually watches videos in 1.75 -2x speed. B) a person who often checks their phone while watching videos And C) a person who usually needs to get up and snack on something or move around while watching videos... While watching this video I did NONE of that... I just watched. And my breath slowed, and my heart warmed, and I felt a little more human. So... thank you for that, I didn't realize how much I needed it.

[@marcdewilde518]

Never seen such accuracy with an axe and a knife. ATB .

[@outdoordauber]

He's done this once or twice before, obviously. LOL

[@calartian85]

I bet he knows a thing or three about sharpening, too.

[@mike_p941]

I love when the algorithm blesses me these gems ,these absolute treasures.

[@michaelstringer5520]

Rule number one about spoon club. U do not talk about spoon club

[@dshe8637]

He's not saying anything

[@doggoboii]

D She that’s the joke it’s a fight club reference

[@dshe8637]

@@doggoboii And you're talking about it now

[@doggoboii]

D She monkaS 😰😰😰

[@dshe8637]

@@doggoboii 🤣🤣🤣

[@RC-qf3mp]

This video is a lesson on making a spoon… and on making a YT video. No dumb music, or wasteful filler talk. Just life in action from a master.

[@jcamisa50]

thank you. i just love the silent carving. just the sound of the metal into the wood. thanks again

[@allenwilson9656]

How is it silent ? I hear every wack of the hatchet on the wood ? 😜

[@markharris5771]

Jane Camisa It took me a while to understand that. I used to defend people who had music in their videos, I still think it’s their right to do what they want but I now prefer videos without it. I've learnt a lot in the last year or two, but maybe learning to appreciate the sound of a sharp tool on Wood is one of the better things.

[@gabec2494]

Too often these videos have 80's porn music in the background. "I swear I'm watching a guy carve a spoon!"

[@DG-mv6zw]

What a joy to watch such a craftsman. He's so proficient that he makes the whole process look easier than it actually is. Absolutely no word or music required. His hands say everything. I'm a complete novice so tutorials like these are so valuable and appreciated. Looking forward to seeing more of the same. Many thanks 👍

[@PencilProper]

I saw a lump of firewood, he saw a spoon.

[@allenwilson9656]

Coulda used a smaller piece of wood. 🤣

[@josh2045]

I saw a bear

[@anthnylder8136]

@Adriel R *joke,* ever heard one?

[@JD26Bull]

Adriel R I think you’re colorblind

[@AydenRose04]

Jason Bullard I don’t remember anyone asking :3

[@nofabe]

Screw ASMR with their weird whispering and amplified noises, this is pure bliss... Just watching a master craftsman, no music, no talking, just a guy and his piece of wood

[@dster230]

I never understood the attraction to carving a spoon, until I carved my first two spoons. The first one was alright, but the second one is an absolute staple in my kitchen. I carved it out of white oak, and its the most durable utensil in our drawer.

[@heydad4963]

Pure craftsmanship. A pleasure to watch.

[@heydad4963]

When I watch this I feel like I'm either using the toughest wood going (big leaf maple) or I'm absolute rubbish at sharpening my knives. Or both.

[@kenolson3064]

Beautiful small muscle control behind a finely polished Edge. It's a pleasure to watch quality work.

[@TheDvcbjj]

Me at 4 min: “Good enough! Time to eat!”

[@yugimuto9763]

Its such a piece of shot spoon at four minutes. I'm so happy you said this

[@yugimuto9763]

It looks more like a spatula. Thank you

[@ddd228]

Julia Roberts size.

[@N3ON_CL1PZ]

I think he already ate before it started. Well by the looks of it anyways hahah

[@N3ON_CL1PZ]

That’s his spoon for loads of cake after the video as a reward

[@vancamerawoman7399]

A real joy to watch this craftsman at work. Thank you for sharing

[@robertsimmons1264]

The silence is golden. I know you don't wake up wanting to be a perfectionist, but you manipulate it well. New sub, first watch. Thanks.

[@phesify]

Watched this video before carving my first spoon. Then again after my fifth. Now again after my 60th. Each time I’m learning a whole world of new things. Masterful.

[@ricknelson7824]

Impressive especially when you know the tools used are incredibly sharp and must be maintained that way to make it work. Control of the blade edges and using the grain structure to achieve the end result is an art form that can’t be taught from a book. Obviously feeling the spoon emerge and envision of the piece is apparent.

[@annashepard6337]

It's a joy watching someone do something they really love and become totally engaged. Thank you for sharing your talent. The spoon is lovely.

[@BirdYoumans]

This obviously "ain't" your first rodeo bro! Nice! I enjoy watching an artist work no matter what the medium

[@astatalol]

Who says it was his first rodeo?

[@memy6360]

why did you put quotation marks around aint

[@fonkbonk503]

It’s clear that the person who wrote this comment is not an American

[@AdamHoooot]

@@fonkbonk503 why do you care about that??? It's weird.

[@fonkbonk503]

@@AdamHoooot lol. I was making a joke cuz he put quotations around ain’t lol

[@themusicalmrc]

This man made a spoon in 28 minutes. I attempt this and an hour later I have a pile of shavings and a crooked stick. Always nice to see a true artisan at work.

[@stayinalive9434]

And without any gibber gabber!

[@suecollins3246]

Love your crooked stick. _Learn_ from your crooked stick!

[@andreajaretzki3486]

I absolutely adored the way this spoon was carved. Such knowledge and dedication. Thank you.

[@wolfe1970]

No music, no stupid adds, no 5 minute intros, just letting the video speak for itself, true craftsmanship

[@suecollins3246]

Oh yes! Too much introductory yakking and I go someplace else. There's one guy who _introduces_ other crofters and I've never yet watched one of his videos. Not only are his videos invariably 90 minutes long but he talks and interrupts and - well, you know.

[@zoltanvonsomogyi7272]

This got me started spoon carving. I've done three so far, and I love it! It takes me 3 hours to make something like that, but of course, not as pretty, lol.

[@masgiver]

Your best of 3 hour 👍

[@RatdogDRB]

Elegant spoon. Very nicely done.

[@vivianramsay2527]

Never imagined you'd get that much detail using a hatchet! Really amazing control!

[@vandrewful]

Very nice work, I really appreciate your skill and patience. Nice to see the old craftsmanship methods are still alive.

[@johnnysauseda4913]

Excellent video! A true master of spoon carving! I watched in silence and amazement! You my friend have gift! God bless! Thanks for sharing! J-Ray Victoria, Texas

[@curtisloud1027]

What was the wood ?

[@jasperruss7569]

@@curtisloud1027 i reckon it was beech

[@80Ragincajun]

Its amazing to watch a true hands craftman, make a spoon and cause to have alot of appreciation at his skills.

[@lewiscarroll4145]

Hey honey we ran out of clean spoon can you turn on the dish washer “Give me 30 mins I get you a spoon”

[@keithrayeski6417]

Lewis Carroll 🤣🤣

[@naomigwolfe8112]

*Sad wood noises*

[@rossv3974]

The hands of a skilled surgeon. A real craftsman and artist at work.

[@57Koba]

Wow! This was like watching Michelangelo. Skilled hands and a perfect eye. I was in awe for 28 minutes.

[@richardvanh7147]

The Convidence of his.. actions are amazing.... TopJob!!

[@raeyurek8065]

Wow! This is the second time I’ve watched in just a few days. It’s a pleasure to see the skill and confidence in your hands. A really effective video. Thank you so much

[@SybleKabible]

the confidence in those hands definitely reflects a master, all I can say is it's lovely

[@armedhippy7685]

That big hook knife is amazing? Where can I get one?

[@divspark]

I would also like to know this.

[@speedrrracer]

@@divspark It's called a twca cam (yes, that is spelled correctly)

[@suecollins3246]

And it's pronounced Tooca Camm. A 'w' in Welsh is always pronounced 'oo'.

[@Robert-y2k7s]

I am watching this 6 years after its production. I can only imagine how much better your hatchet skills have become.

[@gbakes]

wow. It's so incredibly satisfying watching a genius wield an axe and knife with such control, brilliantly removing the exact amounts. such talent! Bravo, mate!

[@thechildofthedamned]

this is such a great video in so many ways, the best part actually is that barn is using a cheap bahco axe. i see sooooo many people go nuts about having to get the most fancy and expensive handforged carving axe and so on. But in reality you can make beautiful spoons with simple cheap tools

[@somatder]

I noticed the same! It goes to show the old saying "Skills over gear"

[@robertcole7874]

The only real difference you will see from an expensive axe and a cheap one is, the fit and finish. I personally love making something "my own" as I say. Ill spend a couple of days playing with a cheap axe and the edge, polish and handle will be just as good as a hundred dollar axe

[@christyler5722]

My bet is, this guy could do it with anything.

[@jumbo4billion]

@@robertcole7874I was gifted a quality carving axe and the difference is remarkable, it geometry is perfect and makes accurate work effortless. I found hardware store axes fine for small things like spoons but for sculpture a good carving axe helps massively.

[@RichardSeatonFingertips]

@@jumbo4billion I have a cheap store axe and an expensive craft axe. The main difference is how you feel when you use them. The results are the same. So... I use the better axe

[@sebkent6691]

A 5 minutes 55 seconds in he has already beaten my best efforts by a mile. This is really wonderful stuff, and will defo get me back into carving

[@yakuelin]

Very much appreciated watching you carving a spoon, mister. And got aware I really need to sharpen my knife.... ;-) thanks for the inspiration

[@pennyward2766]

This is probably the sharpest knife in the world omg

[@lilypower]

yakuelin he Also have some meaty hands to push it through.. my electronic nerd hands wouldn’t have a chance! 😂

[@dischannel7251]

Watching you was my morning meditation. Beautiful

[@josh2045]

7:18 I would have missed the block and chopped the spoon in half.

[@boon5577]

Saaaaaaaaaaamme

[@rowanfernsler9725]

Lmao

[@debbieong3566]

This appear on my notification from nowhere, and then I'm hooked

[@onegrapefruitlover]

13:10 I would have stabbed myself in the chest

[@veronicaBolanos-mc4fc]

Why am I watching spoon carving videos? Probably because they're so relaxing and I love this guy's skill. He's become my fav.

[@dalyjolly5891]

Wow, thanks for sharing your talent! You've inspired me to try this. So many times I couldn't believe what you did in a single stroke of a blade.

[@wolframgarten4365]

Marvellous!! The spoon was there.. you "just" freed it from the surrounding wood.. Fantastic work.

[@TonkaF1]

Love the lapel mic. This is how most of them should be used. Great skills

[@tahlenri]

Never seen such control and accuracy with an axe. Amazing. Love the lack of talking and just the pure display of clearly hard earned skill.

[@Grimy_Aaronarr]

Title: Silent Carving Video: Chop chop chop chop chop

[@973Marcelino]

This is perhaps one of the best spoon carving videos online. No stupid and useless yaking, only efficiently and results! 👍🏻

[@davmole]

Love this silent carving, really insightful and fantastic to see barn’s process!

[@juliewilson1396]

He made this look incredibly easy. My new favorite video.

[@krvp76]

One of the coolest carving videos I’ve ever watched. Your attention to detail is like no other ! Absolutely awesome work! Are these spoons available for purchase ?

[@rlav2000]

Amazing craftsmanship!

[@shaileshmd71]

I think he most probably can carve a spoon just with his nails! Amazing talent and self confidence. I was waiting to see the hollowed portion go for a hike. He just kept on chopping away my doubts.

[@jimhood1202]

Gorgeous shape. Loved watching it emerge. Thanks for sharing.

[@balista9831]

wow, that was quick ! takes me at least a day, lovin those curls, great vid.

[@zm23f]

You made a beautiful spoon with an utterly practical design.

[@KKoKoRR]

When they forgot to bring spoon for picnic. Hold my beer:

[@calebczepanski4037]

When they forgot the spoon but remembered the hatchet

[@valtsipan9029]

Bushcraft

[@skeetersaurus6249]

Haven't seen spoons carved since I was a kid, up in Western North Carolina area. I've seen whole place-sets carved, but it's been over 50-years ago. That hickory he's carving made me think of that, right off the start...

[@FearEeatsTheSoul]

I tried this, and now they call ME , "NINE" !!!

[@rodrigovarela301]

Hahahahaha

[@Marklee-lx7cd]

Nine fingers ?

[@tomasluzferreira]

Omg you made me laugh so hard

[@ArnoNoxFordSteyn]

Loved this video caption is pure and so is everything else. No blah blah about how you know what wood it is or what axe you used in the beginning, pick up that wood carve what you want and just be in the moment. Thanx for sharing

[@chriswalker4272]

Thank you sir, For such an engaging demonstration. I was enthralled to watch, and the sounds of you working was wonderful too

[@dzoni8191]

Beautiful spoon sir , you are an artist

[@Tayet4Buri]

It's like one of these paintings that's upsite down and when the artist flips it over you're like "Oh, that's what that's supposed to be!"

[@evehoffenkamp5065]

A Master Woodcarver at work. WOW!

[@ravenhhca]

no spoon mule, and only 3 hand tools........Well done.......and no blood

[@h0rcrux774]

spoon wot?

[@chrishull1993]

Maybe he means some kind of template?

[@robinrobb3061]

No, there's no mule in that video. I've only seen 3 tools as well. What's the question

[@chrishull1993]

The reply didnt know what a spoon mule is

[@raccoon7279]

Instrument Hoarder a spoon mule is a sort of vice typically used to hold the spoon so you can use two handed tools. quite handy for larger spoons and such!

[@ninaclanton6868]

Really mad skills with your tools. A pleasure to watch your artistry with your axe and blade's.

[@toonybrain]

Would ya look at the size of that hook knife! Well done.

[@atomicpsych0]

Excellent work, where can I buy that hook knife you're using? It cut that wood like you were serving ice cream

[@gardeninginnorway478]

Thanks! This was fun to watch. Excellent tool technique and wonderful lines and curves in this work of art.

[@JulianOwens]

There are artists of all kinds and this is one of them. Nice work!

[@sergebourbon829]

Hats off Sir for this good moment of relaxation...and your skill to! that's so rare to see someone doing things like that 👍👍

[@drytool]

Never thought I'd be mesmerized by someone making a spoon with an axe! What artistry.

[@mindylu32]

Did I just spend almost 30 minutes watching a man carve a spoon from wood? Yes. Do I regret it? No.

[@christopherwilson1878]

Stunning axe work creating that very refined blank. Masterful carving strokes with a beautiful spoon in the end.

[@okiessurfnturfmetaldetecti8398]

Dang dude! You have some serious hatchet skills. I went outside this after watching your video and tried it. I ended up with a pile of kindling

[@Jediand]

Wonderful work! You're so comfortable with those tools! I have to say, you've done a great job in maintaining them; they look sharp as anything!

[@jacobpahl972]

Damn I would really want to see how you sharpen your knifes and axes haha also what type of wood do you use? It look like cherry.

[@deathbyastonishment7930]

Jacob Pahl He commented above that it was alder wood

[@olliethehobo]

Jeez, the amount of control he has with those tools is incredible. I’ve never seen someone axe out a blank so fast and so clean.

[@alva8421]

Nice work what kind of tool did you use to carve out bowl shape I need one!!

[@nigelwylie01]

It's A Twca Cam (Welsh for bent knife, I believe) made by Nic Westermann.

[@mikeshrader4387]

I massively admire your confidence and accuracy with a hand axe. Simply one tool I never had the confidence to learn

[@rosehavenfarm2969]

When he starts the bowl with the axe, i hold my breath. The I remember it's Barn, and I breathe again!

[@johnclarke6647]

It is nice to see a real craftsman at work.

[@JerseyJimFish]

For having not spoken a word, this guy sure had a chip on his shoulder!🤣 Well done sir!😁

[@bsbpdx]

It’s so satisfying to watch an expert craft something so beautifully that we think of as so ordinary.

[@pacificcoastpiper3949]

BTW the wood must be freshly cut from a green tree when doing this, the moisture lubricates the tools.

[@Foxuniverso]

Thank you i was just wondering this hahahah 😂

[@johnhein5089]

I took a spoon carving class and the instructor had blanks that she had cut out green on a band saw, wrapped them in foil and put in the freezer. At class she puts them into a container of water to defrost. Those no used go back in to the freezer.

[@martinstojanovic2123]

Is that why the wood he uses is so easy to carve?

[@pacificcoastpiper3949]

@@martinstojanovic2123 it entirely depends on the wood you want to use, some are better than others. Like black locust is extremely difficult to work with anything but a grinding abrasive. Where as basswood cuts well no matter what, because of its short grain fibers. The point I'm trying to make is this, the more solidly the fibres are stuck together the tougher the wood, I hope this helps

[@martinstojanovic2123]

@@pacificcoastpiper3949 I understand, all wood i have is dry so i cant work with it

[@vcie515]

A piece of wood. Only three sharp hand tools. Any drawing on the wood but a good eye and a lot of knowledge. = a beautiful spoon. Thank you for this video ! And thank you for NOT adding any kind of music, just let us hear the quiet sound of woodworking without power tools.