Congratulations Scott! I'll check that out!TripleF wrote: ↑Fri Mar 20, 2020 9:17 pmEastern Red Cedar Tom
Check the 20:00 poin of this video where my fav YouTuber uses my spoon I sent him. It's also the feautre photo for the vid:
[youtube]https://youtu.be/LSVCdM7D0lw[/youtube]
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Made from Sycamore wood
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Very cool bro! What wood burning tool/kit do you use?
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Made with my Cherokee ANZA (certain portion of purchase went towards the Cherokee Indians in Cherokee, NC).
Sycamore wood.
Sycamore wood.
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Nice one Scott! A real beauty!
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Scott, you can certainly turn out a fine piece, be it a spoon or a spatula. How long does it take you?
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Thanks pal
Thank you.Steve Warden wrote: ↑Sun Mar 29, 2020 11:30 am Scott, you can certainly turn out a fine piece, be it a spoon or a spatula. How long does it take you?
Sanding is what takes the longest.....couple 2, 3 hours. Maybe a little more.
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Scott, your spoons are always excellent. The pattern in the wood in that on is gorgeous.
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Scott that's just plum nice the wood grain is outstanding.
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TYwv trapper wrote: ↑Sun Mar 29, 2020 1:55 pm Scott that's just plum nice the wood grain is outstanding.
Just finished this coffee scoop last night
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That's a beauty, Scott.
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Nice Scott!
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“Great Scott,” Scott!
Great work!
Great work!
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Love that plum wood Scott. That's a beauty.
Another mullberry wood spoon. The handle is crooked because of the wood grain direction in the spoon. It actually works good in the hand even though it doesn't look like it.
Another mullberry wood spoon. The handle is crooked because of the wood grain direction in the spoon. It actually works good in the hand even though it doesn't look like it.
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Nice spoon Doug! I tried to make one of those match stick flowers of yours this evening on the couch.
Ended up with a pile of splinters & one small cut on my left index finger.
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Thanks! Sorry to hear that. Start on a corner just slightly down from the very top. Then do another just to the right of it and another just a little bit to the right turning it as you go. I highly recommend at least a decent leather glove on your left hand.
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Ok Thanks for the tip Doug! As soon as I get brave enough to try it again, I'll wear a glove.Doug51 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 16, 2020 12:07 amThanks! Sorry to hear that. Start on a corner just slightly down from the very top. Then do another just to the right of it and another just a little bit to the right turning it as you go. I highly recommend at least a decent leather glove on your left hand.
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Knice work pal. I love it when the wood directs you on how to go!!!
This is an emergency backpack spoon. Tie it inside your backpack on a loop or on a zipper...never be without an eating utensil again!
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Another nice one, Scott.
About being without an eating utensil... as long as I have my God-given fingers...
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Piece of driftwood. Worked with a mora and a rock.
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That one is unusual Tony.
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Cool!
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