I like the commentary style video with explanation of the cuts you’re making and why you’re making them. Explanation is very important to me to gain information while you’re carving. I appreciate your vast experience and the reason behind your decisions! Thanks for the video!
Thank you Andy for a very relaxing video I enjoy both styles of videos with audio and silent both offer so much. Thanks again for producing such wonderful spoon carving videos
Thanks Andy. I am really enjoying these tutorials. Both commentary and silent videos are great. You seem like a natural when it comes to instructing. I’m inspired!
@@andyspoons amazing, thank you. Your video on hand shapening your sloyd with the pack you were sent inspired me to make my own set up with increasing fine grit; it's worked a treat!
Love both video types. I WOULD LIKE TO SEE A MORE DETAILED SHARPENING VIDEOS AS MY GFB SWEEDISH CARVING AXE DOES NOT PERFORM AS YOURS. I also apriciate a shout to who makes the tools you use so as to maybe one day be able to afford.
Wow! Your spoons in your shop are SO beautiful! I like the eating spoons best. I love the BAKED spoons. It really changes the colours, doesn't it. By the way, Andy, what do you do about international shipping fees? They are not included in the price, aren't they. I am SO UPSET - a friend on my bird photography group is currently in Australia and he VISITED the Blue Mountain Park three days ago. If I'd known I'd have given him some money and asked him to get me one of your spoons.
Hi Andy! Another great video, you got the best easy to follow spoon videos on UA-cam… Question; is that a a blue print of your Spoon mule you could share? I have bought all the tools for spoon making…made my own chop block but I know nothing about spoon mules. Please advise…thanks Marcos
Awesome video! Just curious on if you let green wood dry a bit before carving and if so then for how long? or will you start carving it soon after it has been harvested? Thank you!
Sorry! I thought I had addressed it there. Carve it whenever you can! The properties of different timber change over time, but you can almost always carve happily as green as possible
Beautiful craftsmanship.
The commentary was excellent for a newbie spoon carver like myself.
I like the commentary style video with explanation of the cuts you’re making and why you’re making them. Explanation is very important to me to gain information while you’re carving. I appreciate your vast experience and the reason behind your decisions! Thanks for the video!
Good to know! Thank you 🙂
I love it when you add your comments to the videos.
That's great to hear!
Thank you Andy for a very relaxing video I enjoy both styles of videos with audio and silent both offer so much. Thanks again for producing such wonderful spoon carving videos
My pleasure, thank you so much for the kind words!
Thanks Andy. I am really enjoying these tutorials. Both commentary and silent videos are great. You seem like a natural when it comes to instructing. I’m inspired!
Thank you so much for watching!
After a stressy day in an office, this is food for the soul.
I'd love a tutorial on hand sharpening an axe (if there isn't one already)
Happy to hear that! I have a few videos that finish the sharpening process by hand, but I will have to do one soon that is entirely by hand 👌
@@andyspoons amazing, thank you. Your video on hand shapening your sloyd with the pack you were sent inspired me to make my own set up with increasing fine grit; it's worked a treat!
Hello from Alaska! Thanks for the video talking your way through the spoon making. Very cool indeed :)
Thank you for watching!
LOVE the tutorials. I like hearing the process and thoughts on execution. Thanks!
Good to know, cheers!
Great video❤
It's nice sometimes silent and sometimes with commentary.
Great work my friend, i prefer the silent videos, carving maybe also bowls etc. bur this video is also great 😊
I like the sound effects - the scrunchy sounds. And I like Andy's voice; it's soothing and calming...
The tutorial are great! You explain very well! Thank you!👍 cheers!
Been waiting for this!
Love both video types. I WOULD LIKE TO SEE A MORE DETAILED SHARPENING VIDEOS AS MY GFB SWEEDISH CARVING AXE DOES NOT PERFORM AS YOURS. I also apriciate a shout to who makes the tools you use so as to maybe one day be able to afford.
I have a few really detailed sharpening videos, let me know if there are more questions after you check them out!
I also always add the tool details in the description 👌
Wow! Your spoons in your shop are SO beautiful! I like the eating spoons best. I love the BAKED spoons. It really changes the colours, doesn't it. By the way, Andy, what do you do about international shipping fees? They are not included in the price, aren't they. I am SO UPSET - a friend on my bird photography group is currently in Australia and he VISITED the Blue Mountain Park three days ago. If I'd known I'd have given him some money and asked him to get me one of your spoons.
All of the shipping is calculated at checkout in the same way any online purchase would be
Hi Andy! Another great video, you got the best easy to follow spoon videos on UA-cam… Question; is that a a blue print of your Spoon mule you could share? I have bought all the tools for spoon making…made my own chop block but I know nothing about spoon mules. Please advise…thanks
Marcos
Hi Marcos, I have a video that covers this question and offers suggestions for build blueprints 👌
Love the talking very helpful
Awesome video! Just curious on if you let green wood dry a bit before carving and if so then for how long? or will you start carving it soon after it has been harvested? Thank you!
Hey there! Check my FAQ video 😉✌️
Do you mean the "10 essential questions " video? I just did and there was no mention about leaving greenwood to sit or not
Sorry! I thought I had addressed it there. Carve it whenever you can! The properties of different timber change over time, but you can almost always carve happily as green as possible
OK awesome thank you so much sir! I appreciate the help!
Can you a vid how did you make that workbench for the drawknife?
Check the "spoon mule" video 👌
Is there a certain size adze for spoon bowls?
This is a 35mm, but it really depends on the spoons you are carving!
@andyspoons thank you sir.great video
Cheers!