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Wood carving ideas coolest
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Easy beginner wood carving projects
Easy beginner wood carving projects
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Thursday, February 20, 2014
Part 2 Hand carving a spoon
Ok, Im back.
I love to carve wood and I began carving as a child. But as Ive grown older, Ive developed some arthritis in my hands and hand carving has become just too painful to do anymore. I really miss carving and Ive been searching for a way to carve without too much pain.
I received a request for a set of hand carved spoons last summer and I attempted to make the spoons using a whittling knife and a set of hook knives. It didnt work out and my hands hurt for months afterwards.
Fast forward to last week: I was looking at a catalogue that I get ever once in a while that consists of hand carving tools and in the catalogue was a selection of draw knives. These are knife blades, typically 5 - 11 inches in length with a handle on both ends instead of on only one end of the blade and I decided that carving with both hands at the same time might be the way to carve something:




Here is a photo of how a drawknife is used. These types of carving knives are used to shape the exterior of an object:

Here is the blank after about 1 hour of carving:

This is the block about an hour later:

And of course there are always shavings to deal with:

Well, my hands arent hurting at all. Very good.
Now tomorrow, we have the big problem to deal with: hollowing out the bowl of the spoon. That will have to be done with a hook knife, which is a knife with a single handle and thats going to be more difficult.
As its a holiday weekend in the US, Ill just be taking it easy this weekend but I probably will be working on the spoon and if I do, Ill post more photos.
Lets all take some time off this weekend and remember all the people who have served our country.
VW
Tuesday, February 18, 2014
Spoon carving weather
I got a good nights sleep last night and this morning I was able to stand up on my own for a while so I thought Id go down to the wood shop and see if its all still there-and Im happy to report that it is. So Im going to just work on the handle of the spoon a little and stop at that.
The weather was warming up in the middle of the week but this morning when I woke up it was cold and misty. By the time I got down to the shop we had freezing rain:


And after a few minutes of that it all turned to snow so winter is still with us.
Here is a photo of the spoon to begin with. The handle is wide and squarish in shape and the edges are sharp, all of which make for an uncomfortable kitchen spoon. Im going to contour the handle a bit by thinning it down and narrowing it:

Here is a finish photo of the handle:

A closeup of the handle:

And here is the bowl. Im going to hollow the bowl out and keep this spoon as my official pancake batter spoon so ultimately it will serve as kind of a ladle as well as a serving spoon.

Well, Im absolutely exhausted so Ill stop here.
VW