Saturday, May 8, 2021

Woodturning and woodcarving a spoon

 





















Tools and materials I propose:

Lathe

Wood turning tools set

Spoon carving knives

Mineral oil

Flat file

Wire Burning Kit

Caliper set

Round file

Spoke shave

Cabinet scrapers set

Bandsaw


In this video I make a wooden spoon out of basswood. I first turned it on the lathe and then used hand tools to carve and shape the rest of it.


I first drew half of the spoon on my blank. I then cut it on the bandsaw. I used the cut off part as a template to draw the other half.


I then used a roughing gouge and a bowl gouge to shape the piece as much as I could on the lathe. 


I used my divider to mark equal distances. I then used a skew chisel and my wire burning tool to mark the handle a little bit. 


To shape the rest of the spoon I used a spoke shave and files. It is important to follow the grain in order to get clean cuts with the spokeshave. 


To hollow the spoon I used a hook carving knife. I cleaned the knife marks with a goose shaped cabinet scraper.


I sanded from 100 to 400grit and finished my spoon with mineral oil.


And my spoon was ready.


But that was it, see you soon with a new project video. 



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