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Ich selbst schnitze Löffel, da ist es z.B.: #SpoonCarving #LöffelSchnitzen #ChipCarving aber auch Werkzeuge wie #SpoonKnife oder #HookKnife die mir helfen (ist aber dünn hier das Thema)
Zum Menschen folgen kann die Person mal gucken, wem ich folge und wer mir folgt, da sind bestimmt ein paar dabei. Ich find zum Beispiel immer spannend was
@yngmar so macht oder auch @emilgoode tun. (2/3)
@boink @woodworking -
Ich selbst schnitze Löffel, da ist es z.B.: #SpoonCarving #LöffelSchnitzen #ChipCarving aber auch Werkzeuge wie #SpoonKnife oder #HookKnife die mir helfen (ist aber dünn hier das Thema)
Zum Menschen folgen kann die Person mal gucken, wem ich folge und wer mir folgt, da sind bestimmt ein paar dabei. Ich find zum Beispiel immer spannend was
@yngmar so macht oder auch @emilgoode tun. (2/3)
@boink @woodworking -
Ich selbst schnitze Löffel, da ist es z.B.: #SpoonCarving #LöffelSchnitzen #ChipCarving aber auch Werkzeuge wie #SpoonKnife oder #HookKnife die mir helfen (ist aber dünn hier das Thema)
Zum Menschen folgen kann die Person mal gucken, wem ich folge und wer mir folgt, da sind bestimmt ein paar dabei. Ich find zum Beispiel immer spannend was
@yngmar so macht oder auch @emilgoode tun. (2/3)
@boink @woodworking -
Ich selbst schnitze Löffel, da ist es z.B.: #SpoonCarving #LöffelSchnitzen #ChipCarving aber auch Werkzeuge wie #SpoonKnife oder #HookKnife die mir helfen (ist aber dünn hier das Thema)
Zum Menschen folgen kann die Person mal gucken, wem ich folge und wer mir folgt, da sind bestimmt ein paar dabei. Ich find zum Beispiel immer spannend was
@yngmar so macht oder auch @emilgoode tun. (2/3)
@boink @woodworking -
Ich selbst schnitze Löffel, da ist es z.B.: #SpoonCarving #LöffelSchnitzen #ChipCarving aber auch Werkzeuge wie #SpoonKnife oder #HookKnife die mir helfen (ist aber dünn hier das Thema)
Zum Menschen folgen kann die Person mal gucken, wem ich folge und wer mir folgt, da sind bestimmt ein paar dabei. Ich find zum Beispiel immer spannend was
@yngmar so macht oder auch @emilgoode tun. (2/3)
@boink @woodworking -
Spent a happy couple of hours in the community wood shop using their bandsaw and belt sander. I'm pleased to report that not only do I still have all my fingers, the band saw did not break on me! In the 3 years since I was last there they have got a newer band saw.
Boyfriend had a maple tree removed and saved me the wood, so these are nice and green still. The friendly chap in the wood shop thinks it is silver maple, it smelled like pancakes and syrup when it was on the belt sander.
This will be cooking spoons, spatulas, two scoops, several butter spreaders, and some spoons. Looks like the wood had started to spalt a bit while it was waiting to be sawn up.
Some of this is going in the freezer for later.
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Spent a happy couple of hours in the community wood shop using their bandsaw and belt sander. I'm pleased to report that not only do I still have all my fingers, the band saw did not break on me! In the 3 years since I was last there they have got a newer band saw.
Boyfriend had a maple tree removed and saved me the wood, so these are nice and green still. The friendly chap in the wood shop thinks it is silver maple, it smelled like pancakes and syrup when it was on the belt sander.
This will be cooking spoons, spatulas, two scoops, several butter spreaders, and some spoons. Looks like the wood had started to spalt a bit while it was waiting to be sawn up.
Some of this is going in the freezer for later.
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Spent a happy couple of hours in the community wood shop using their bandsaw and belt sander. I'm pleased to report that not only do I still have all my fingers, the band saw did not break on me! In the 3 years since I was last there they have got a newer band saw.
Boyfriend had a maple tree removed and saved me the wood, so these are nice and green still. The friendly chap in the wood shop thinks it is silver maple, it smelled like pancakes and syrup when it was on the belt sander.
This will be cooking spoons, spatulas, two scoops, several butter spreaders, and some spoons. Looks like the wood had started to spalt a bit while it was waiting to be sawn up.
Some of this is going in the freezer for later.
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Spent a happy couple of hours in the community wood shop using their bandsaw and belt sander. I'm pleased to report that not only do I still have all my fingers, the band saw did not break on me! In the 3 years since I was last there they have got a newer band saw.
Boyfriend had a maple tree removed and saved me the wood, so these are nice and green still. The friendly chap in the wood shop thinks it is silver maple, it smelled like pancakes and syrup when it was on the belt sander.
This will be cooking spoons, spatulas, two scoops, several butter spreaders, and some spoons. Looks like the wood had started to spalt a bit while it was waiting to be sawn up.
Some of this is going in the freezer for later.
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Spent a happy couple of hours in the community wood shop using their bandsaw and belt sander. I'm pleased to report that not only do I still have all my fingers, the band saw did not break on me! In the 3 years since I was last there they have got a newer band saw.
Boyfriend had a maple tree removed and saved me the wood, so these are nice and green still. The friendly chap in the wood shop thinks it is silver maple, it smelled like pancakes and syrup when it was on the belt sander.
This will be cooking spoons, spatulas, two scoops, several butter spreaders, and some spoons. Looks like the wood had started to spalt a bit while it was waiting to be sawn up.
Some of this is going in the freezer for later.
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Had a lovely afternoon with nice visitor and could do something while we talked. Here are some pics in progress: I played a little bit with fire 🔥 to smooth out the surface of this small jewellery dish I'm making. I always have problems with the surface after using my gouges. Working with sandpaper for too long hurts too much in my wrists. So I had the idea to use fire - it worked out great. Will do some sanding and then give it a polish with my homemade wood butter.
The other picture is showing a little spoon blanket I made today - out of a bit of cherry wood. It's relatively hard wood, before working on it, I always need to soak it for a few minutes in water. Maybe that's really bad for wood? I haven't seen other persons doing this (but maybe they mostly use green wood for whittling?). I tried it at other small objects and the wood didn't splinter or went grey. The outcome was really nice and I could work out a very thin rim. You can see this in the little kitchen chute I made, have a look in this recipe article for a cookie spice (scroll down to have a better look at it):
https://www.magischer-kessel.de/2022/11/keksgewuerz-weihnachtliche-gewuerzmischung-fuer-muerbeteigplaetzchen-co/Also in the picture is the axe/hatchett I got for christmas. Used it for the first time. I like her weight, but the handle is a little bit to thick for my hands. As you can see, she is two faced and has an adze (Runddechsel) for bowls or (bigger than my actual one) spoons. Still searching for a name for her.
#whittling #schnitzen #holz #carving #spoonCarving #woodCarving #wood #woodworking #Holzbearbeitung #axe #hatchet