Spoonfest 2019 | Sean Hellman - Re-Grinding Spoon Knives

[@Erwin_AMS]

Very valuable sir, i have a mora and this is the last piece of information i needed to do this!

[@justindawson3428]

Best video on sharpening a hook knife I have seen. Thank you for sharing.

[@urmelausdemeis3495]

Danke für's Einstellen. Sehr interessant.

[@TheScoundrel70]

Thank you for this exceptional tutorial, it transformed my tools beyond my expectations!

[@katapilaro1823]

There is no life without plasters! Thanks, master for your great explanation.

[@markdmaker3173]

Very useful information. Outstanding. New subscriber.

[@dangraeme4000]

Very helpful video. Thanks 👍

[@anarchyfox325]

Spoon club interesting I never had issue with my knives do they need to be done I uses my Japanese home made leather strop nice and long for my sword 🤔👍🐺🐾

[@surreatist]

Great demonstration. Is the comment about the thinness of the tools sold by Robin Wood tools at 9.15 a criticism?

[@Jerseyhighlander]

I notice he didn't need to fix a Westermann or a Karlsson spoon knife. Fortunately I was able to get a Karlsson spoon knife few years ago. I don't have six years to wait for a Westermann.

[@boblobster]

Quality instruction, thanks

[@kindpalm]

Great, thank you! Sean, I was lucky enough to attend your sharpening workshop at spoonfest 2019, can't wait till the next spoonfest... What is the status of your new book?

[@SpoonClub]

Hi there - as Sean is one of our guest instructors, I'm not sure he'll be checking these comments - you should be able to get in touch with him from his website.

[@kindpalm]

@@SpoonClub Thank you (-:

[@caerlynn7942]

Hi Sean, does it mean that before forging the knive to it's final round shape, it would be better to hollow out the straight stock ? Does my question make sense ?

[@SpoonClub]

Hi Caer - as Sean is one of our guest instructors, he probably won't be checking these comments - you should be able to get in touch with him from his website.

[@caerlynn7942]

@@SpoonClub oh yes, of course, thanks

[@urmelausdemeis3495]

Scheint so. Zed Outdoors hat mit Nic Westermann aktuell ein Video dazu gemacht (ca 07/2024)

[@chrissilverhand1]

Really useful video, thank you Sean and Spoon Club. Is it possible to use this method of hollow grinding on a standard carving blade?

[@jameshaulenbeek5931]

Well, yes and no. Yes, because you can. No, because by hollow grinding a blade that was probably already flat ground, you risk weakening the edge. It would likely be far more prone to warping and chipping.

[@ArtGirlJan]

I didn’t catch what sort of Dremel bit he used. Can someone tell me?

[@urmelausdemeis3495]

Das würde mich auch interessieren

[@mountainviewturning5319]

Nice video 👍 bit to long