Having a spoon with you in any situation is always a good idea even if you are just stopping for a small tub of ice cream or eating out of a can of tuna etc. It's especially useful when you are bushcrafting or practicing your survival skills. This is a project that is easily made and very durable. You can also re-purpose items for this project but you need to make sure that the materials are stainless steel, not galvanized. Also for further information about the use of JB Weld on food items, make sure and watch past the 10 minute mark as I detail what I learned about this type of epoxy. Thanks for watching and please leave your comments in the comment section below!
I know several people, my Dad included who have used jb weld to help hold teeth in. My dad jb welded a cap back on in his 20s. He's 75 now and very healthy. Nice vid! Thanks!
Pro tip: JB Weld is sold in 5 gallon buckets and can be used to make a cast for a broken arm or leg. When the bone is healed you can use this spoon to cut off the cast.
I really like this one! It's actually quite practical and probably the most compact that a utensil set can possibly be made. I will probably make both a spoon and fork version. If you really wanted to you could also make a small spatula and put all 3 on a single ring to carry them and have a super compact cooking and eating utensil set.
hammer the cut fork flat to use as a spear tip/gig also.. great video James! i love the hobo stuff. I have made and used a few stoves and pots, a hobo reel and so on, im gathering footage to make a channel of my adventures
My $13 walmart multitool folding tableware has six different heads, including fork, spoon, big knife, small knife, can & bottle opener also a corkscrew wine bottle opener. It opens so the knife is in one hand and the fork in the other, I have one in every truck and backpack..
What a great hack. Ive previously really enjoyed your Stanley Cookset hacks. With this one, if you pushed the Steel bit with the screw thread into the end of a telescopic aerial, you could have a regular length spoon that turns into an extra long spoon.
James ... Ingenious idea; better video!!!!! I will be adding this to my mess kit and EDC kit. Me and mine wish you and yours all things great and good!!!! Take care, be safe, all my best and God bless!!!! Chuck Knight from Buffalo, Texas. 🤠🐩👍🖖
i used jb weld to make a damper for my woodstove flue last night i made the damper out of a bean tin lid and a tent peg saved me 14 bucks and i jb welded the rain stop to the pipe its awesome.
Wow! This is such a great idea! it could work for almost any silverware given some work. Could you imagine if this was a normal thing in history? Almost like a wooden axe where you can replace the handle, man this is a great idea
Great idea man really cool, can't go wrong having one. For the record let me add. When screwing the nut onto the spoon, if going to hook on a key ring, keep in mind how you want the spoon to ride against your leg. Thanks for another creative video idea.
Great gift idea as well, under $5. I want to give one of these to each of my outdoorsy kids and grandkids. Thanks! Old spoons are available at the thrift store for pennies as well.
Awesome this can be done for both fork and spoon. I need to stop watching your videos. I am getting to many projects ideas stacked up. But am I going to stop??? Absolutely not, going to keep watching and start making what I can. Lol thanks
I have actually used JB Weld to repair old tobacco pipes that were damaged. And the putty they make too. Sometimes I buy a lot of old pipes from an estate sale. And some are seemingly useless. Until I fix them creatively.
When I saw the beginning of this video, I actually thought it looked a bit naff (a bit useless, unnecessary item), a gimmick. After viewing all the way through, I have done a full 180. What a really useful piece of kit, I didn’t realise, at first, the handle can be a piece of twig you find, I thought it was a permanent piece you made and carried separately, something you’d probably forget to take with you, or lose. Brilliant, I shall be making one of these!😁🤣😂. What a brilliant bit of kit!!!😁😁
Jim Dandy of an idea. True story... We were at a cookout one-day and the hosts ran out of utensils. That's the day I bought a set of titanium spooks to keep in the truck.
Liking the zipper pull idea.. I seldom carry keys when out and about I kind of have a slight case of 'misplacing' things..lol Keys aren't something I want to lose..
That's a neat invention! I can't help thinking that you could drill the key-ring hole closer to the spoon so that it goes through the spoon as well, helping to lock the spoon into the shank, and leaving the threads in the shank open for the stick without needing to remove the key-ring.
That's pretty neat James 👌 😀 It's little things like that that we don't think about doing or having with us because we're in NYC but right now the way things are I'm definitely gonna do one and keep it on my key chain . So thank you for sharing idea .
Nice and easy project. It's nice that the link can be saved after removing the threaded nut or lug. The nut is still a bit short to use as a handle. I was wondering if there isn't some tubing, readily available, that can be threaded to use as a screw on handle. Threaded rod or a long bolt might be an option. Maybe a plastic rod might be preferred. Possibly the handle of an old used up toothbrush could serve.
I bet you could use a stainless-steel bolt of a matching size to build a handle from, or use a tap-and-die set to add threads onto, say, an aluminium or stainless nail of the right size (say, one of those huge aluminium nails used for hanging gutters....) It's probably not difficult to find a plastic rod that would work for a handle, and I don't see why an old toothbrush handle as you suggest wouldn't fit that bill just fine as well! Why bother with a dedicated handle? The handle could be used for other screw-on projects: a fork, spatula, or butter-knife are some obvious possibilities, but I'm sure you could use the same screw-on shank technique to build all sorts of screw-on survival tools with, and hang them all from the same key-chain to keep them neat and organized. I bet a screw-on alligator clip might come in handy, for example... you could probably also make a compact pair of screw-on scissors by fitting one of those screw-on-shanks to a sawed-down pair of scissors.... you could make a handle from a stick found in the field to use with any of these tools, but keeping a dedicated reusable handle with the set is a nice convenience!
That was very innovative. Looking forward to making one. You kind of remind me of the Oxy Clean guy on that commercial a few years back! 🤣 Thanks for sharing your ideas! 😊
When I made this, I took a dremel cut off tool and cut slits into the open end of the spoon,(about1/4”) essentially, turning this into a spork..”Works for me”
Nice trick, although I like my thermos fold out spoon with two rivets down it, because I can store a Bearing for fire bows in between the spooned part and the shaft, but I like this for a fork as I hate carrying a full fork for some reason. Tip for you, MREs and such you said tend to have deep spaces where you need that long spoon, so, stop opening them like that, cut them along the side. Makes it easier to get into the edges too.
This is a wonderful idea! I’ve watched a few of your videos I subbed. Your channel is going to explode. you’ve got so much useful information and your explanations and mannerisms are conducive to large channel also. God bless you. John
This is probably one of, if not the best DIY mods I have seen yet. I get aggravated when a long spoon or fork won't fit in a mess kit and this is perfect. The other benefit is it's less weight without the long steel handle. I got some JB Weld in the tool box and a TS a couple miles away and some old spoons and forks laying around, I know what I'm going to do this week. Will make for great (cheap) gifts too while having fun making them. Thanks for sharing.
Cool idea and execution, looks stylish as well. I have some metal chop sticks and I was wondering wether I could use a chop stick as a handle, could still use as chop sticks but also become a long spoon or fork when required.
Your DIY items videos are really good. I've been watching you for several years. If it's some good very good videos. Don't take this the wrong way but why is your ratings falling off? For I believe you really got a good ideas and there were a lot of heart put in these. don't lose heart keep up the good work and let you turn around I seen other people do it. Gingdah
Thank you so much! I plan to keep pushing on. Sometimes videos do better than others. A lot of things can impact the view time and ratings. I appreciate your faithfulness in watching and commenting on them!
Wife: What are you watching? Me: A video of a guy making a spoon for camping. Wife: How's he doing that? Me: He's cutting apart a spoon to make a spoon. Wife: ... Me: It's complicated :)
In the south where we have an abundance of oak and pine trees, plus palm and bougainvillea, what would be the best wood. Pine, even long after it's hit the ground has sticky residue when cut. So oak?
I love your survival projects and gadgets... I live in a major metropolitan area and there are woods, suburbs and rural areas not too far away so if the shit hits the fan and I have to leave the house, I can have my kit with improvised cookware and other survival items ready to go... however, there is one subject I think you should cover as part of survival out in the boonies- sanitation and going to the bathroom in the wild... especially in cases where you may have to do a "number two"... essential items such as toilet tissue, hand sanitizer, a small shovel for digging holes, etc. Show us how to put a basic "shit kit" together, as an old Army vet like me might say... :)
cool and useful creation James. Just to add the rest of the spoon handle could be made into other things like a two prong fork, metal chop sticks just to name a few. I guess you could make a spork or fork version too :) All the best to you from CR.
Just curious, could you not cut some groves in the end of the spoon and actually make a spork out of the spoon? That way you have your fork and spoon. I am sure it would take a little more work and some deburring steps. Great video.
Yes, you can do that. However, and this is just a personal thing, I don't like sporks. I eat a lot of soups and stews when I'm in the backcountry and the spoon won't hold as much when there are slots in it. Also, I can just whittle a sharp stick or carve a forked stick into a fork if I wish. Still, a good question and thank you for watching the video and for commenting!
@@WayPointSurvival thanks for the reply and that makes perfect sense. Well, I guess you could use to spoons, leave one as a spoon and make the other one a spork. Or, like you said take a stick and carve a fork. Thanks for replying and I sub'd to your channel. I really like the episodes with the Stanley pot, which I have and am going to incorporate some of those mods to mine. Juddie - J & J TOA
i suppose one could always bend the spoon handle right over and slip it onto and over a belt, or army type webbing? Then bend it back to stir or eat whatever. Anyway my friend,i enjoyed your tutorial. This has been BB from the UK.
You could, but the only problem is that the stress of bending the spoon handle back and forth will eventually cause it to snap. Thank you so much for your faithfulness and watching and commenting on the videos!
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Having a spoon with you in any situation is always a good idea even if you are just stopping for a small tub of ice cream or eating out of a can of tuna etc. It's especially useful when you are bushcrafting or practicing your survival skills. This is a project that is easily made and very durable. You can also re-purpose items for this project but you need to make sure that the materials are stainless steel, not galvanized. Also for further information about the use of JB Weld on food items, make sure and watch past the 10 minute mark as I detail what I learned about this type of epoxy. Thanks for watching and please leave your comments in the comment section below!
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Joey fronFreinds carries a fork, cheesecake episode
I know several people, my Dad included who have used jb weld to help hold teeth in. My dad jb welded a cap back on in his 20s. He's 75 now and very healthy. Nice vid! Thanks!
Yes, it's an amazing epoxy. Thanks for watching!
Pro tip: JB Weld is sold in 5 gallon buckets and can be used to make a cast for a broken arm or leg. When the bone is healed you can use this spoon to cut off the cast.
I really like this one! It's actually quite practical and probably the most compact that a utensil set can possibly be made. I will probably make both a spoon and fork version. If you really wanted to you could also make a small spatula and put all 3 on a single ring to carry them and have a super compact cooking and eating utensil set.
True. Thanks for watching!
hammer the cut fork flat to use as a spear tip/gig also.. great video James! i love the hobo stuff. I have made and used a few stoves and pots, a hobo reel and so on, im gathering footage to make a channel of my adventures
My $13 walmart multitool folding tableware has six different heads, including fork, spoon, big knife, small knife, can & bottle opener also a corkscrew wine bottle opener.
It opens so the knife is in one hand and the fork in the other, I have one in every truck and backpack..
Sounds good. Thanks for watching.
Nice project James. Great for a zipper pull in a day pack. Yes I have forgot things when I’ve gone out for a day hike cook and a spoon is one of them.
I didn't think of that. A zipper pull would be a great use for it! Thank you!
zipper pull, ingenious
Good video... good use of an old spoon.
Could also use it to dig a hole
That zipper pull idea is a neat one.
Matex.. wrtf ???? How room does an ACTUAL spoon take up .... wtf is wrong with you ????😢👍✌
Old school find a way love your work! Thank you. From this old lady ware were you when I was younger! 😉😉🤗🤗 keep up the great work the world needs it.
Thanks so much!
My husband weldes our own spoons,kives,and forks it's his way to relax
Very good. Thanks for watching.
Wow that's a great idea god bless you James your a great person I have learned a lot thanks
Thank you for watching and I'm glad that you are enjoying the channel.
Awesome hack. You can buy small all thread couplers separately as well.
Yes, thank you! I just couldn't find any locally on short notice when I was getting ready to film.
From SPAIN. Very good video Always learning from the masters. Bushcraft projects are a great idea. Many, many thanks. Carlos López.
Thank you so much for watching!
What a great hack. Ive previously really enjoyed your Stanley Cookset hacks. With this one, if you pushed the Steel bit with the screw thread into the end of a telescopic aerial, you could have a regular length spoon that turns into an extra long spoon.
Yes, you could definitely do that!
Wow, do you ever have a bad idea? This is another great idea. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much!
James ... Ingenious idea; better video!!!!! I will be adding this to my mess kit and EDC kit. Me and mine wish you and yours all things great and good!!!! Take care, be safe, all my best and God bless!!!! Chuck Knight from Buffalo, Texas. 🤠🐩👍🖖
Thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed it! God bless you too!
i used jb weld to make a damper for my woodstove flue last night i made the damper out of a bean tin lid and a tent peg saved me 14 bucks and i jb welded the rain stop to the pipe its awesome.
Great idea! Thanks for watching.
Okay James, this is a very useful and COOL little gear hack!! Now I have to make one! Lol
Thank you. It comes in real handy!
Each new video gives me a new great idea, thank you so much.
Thanks for watching!
Extremely creative, and useful! You never fail to amaze with your Bushcraft/Macgyver skills 💪👌👍
Thank you!
Super idea. Thanks James for sharing. Like the idea of carry anywhere. That certainly makes it available when you find something that needs sampling
Thank you!
Wow! This is such a great idea! it could work for almost any silverware given some work. Could you imagine if this was a normal thing in history? Almost like a wooden axe where you can replace the handle, man this is a great idea
Thank you for watching!
I have had a spoon on my keyring for years it's such a good idea
Excellent!
Great video. I made similar spoon by cutting off head, leaving 1" handle, and just cutting a slit in stick end and pushing it in until tight.
Good idea. Thank you for watching.
Great idea man really cool, can't go wrong having one. For the record let me add. When screwing the nut onto the spoon, if going to hook on a key ring, keep in mind how you want the spoon to ride against your leg. Thanks for another creative video idea.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
Some solid tips.
Thank you!
Made one for a couple of dollars. Works well. I like being able to change the stick length for different size pots. Thanks.
Yes. It is a pretty handy tool. Thanks for watching!
Nice idea! I think with a smaller spoon head like a spork this would be perfect. Love the idea of the throwaway handle. 🤘
Thank you, glad you liked it!
Great gift idea as well, under $5. I want to give one of these to each of my outdoorsy kids and grandkids. Thanks! Old spoons are available at the thrift store for pennies as well.
Indeed. That's where I normally get my old spoons for my packs. Thanks for watching!
Awesome this can be done for both fork and spoon. I need to stop watching your videos. I am getting to many projects ideas stacked up. But am I going to stop??? Absolutely not, going to keep watching and start making what I can. Lol thanks
Thank you so much! Glad you are finding them useful!
Thanks for the JB weld info. I have been using it to fill a cavity in my molar and wondered. 🤗😉🤗
This is neat and cool DIY. You can buy gear but its different when you can make it. Great idea.
Thanks!
I have actually used JB Weld to repair old tobacco pipes that were damaged. And the putty they make too. Sometimes I buy a lot of old pipes from an estate sale. And some are seemingly useless. Until I fix them creatively.
JB Weld is an amazing product. Thanks for watching!
Woohoo congrats on another great idea Sir!!!!! Thanks so much for sharing and blessings 🙏
Thank you, my friend!
Simple, easy to make, and oh so handy! Good video.
Thank you for watching;
This is just genius!!! Can not wait to build this with my three boys!
Thank you!
When I saw the beginning of this video, I actually thought it looked a bit naff (a bit useless, unnecessary item), a gimmick. After viewing all the way through, I have done a full 180. What a really useful piece of kit, I didn’t realise, at first, the handle can be a piece of twig you find, I thought it was a permanent piece you made and carried separately, something you’d probably forget to take with you, or lose.
Brilliant, I shall be making one of these!😁🤣😂. What a brilliant bit of kit!!!😁😁
I have indeed used mine on more than one occasion. Thank you for watching.
Lot of work to use a spoon, however great job again . I guess just fun , however it’s a great idea in a emergency 👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👏
Indeed. Thanks for watching!
I like that you're always thinking and creating your own gear!👍👍
Thank you, my friend!
I made your spoon. Superb idea.
Excellent, glad you liked it and were able to put it into use.
Realy like the spoons super good idea ! !
Glad you like them, thanks for watching!
Jim Dandy of an idea. True story... We were at a cookout one-day and the hosts ran out of utensils. That's the day I bought a set of titanium spooks to keep in the truck.
Thank you for watching.
Another great idea. Thumbs up.
Thank you!
Liking the zipper pull idea.. I seldom carry keys when out and about I kind of have a slight case of 'misplacing' things..lol Keys aren't something I want to lose..
Yes. There are several ways that you could carry this to make it readily available and easily accessible.
Wow! Would've never thought to do something like that! Impressive!
Thank you, glad you liked it!
That's a neat invention! I can't help thinking that you could drill the key-ring hole closer to the spoon so that it goes through the spoon as well, helping to lock the spoon into the shank, and leaving the threads in the shank open for the stick without needing to remove the key-ring.
I'm sure this could be modified in different ways. Thanks for watching!
That's pretty neat James 👌 😀 It's little things like that that we don't think about doing or having with us because we're in NYC but right now the way things are I'm definitely gonna do one and keep it on my key chain . So thank you for sharing idea .
Glad you liked the idea and thanks for watching!
So cool. Useful and then some. God bless.
Thank you and God-bless you too!
Great idea. And you can use it straight off the key ring. Pretty cool. Thanks 😅
Indeed!
If you drill a tiny hole in the tip of the spoon and put a fish hook on the key ring, you have a spoon lure for fishing.
You could do that! Thank you for watching and commenting!
So good buddy, great idea. -Ontario, Canada
Thank you!
I made this spoon and carved a 5 foot wooden handle for it and used it to shovel snow out of my driveway. Just kidding. Great idea! 👍
Thanks for watching!
you now also have a great bearing block for a bow drill! multi task!
True!
I love these thinking out of the box videos 👍👍
Thank you!
Great idea, you can do the same with a fork, you would have to cover the fork with lets say a ranger ban so no holes are made by the fork.
Yes. Or just wrap it with duct tape or cling wrap. Of course, the duct tape would leave a residue.
Nice and easy project. It's nice that the link can be saved after removing the threaded nut or lug. The nut is still a bit short to use as a handle. I was wondering if there isn't some tubing, readily available, that can be threaded to use as a screw on handle. Threaded rod or a long bolt might be an option. Maybe a plastic rod might be preferred. Possibly the handle of an old used up toothbrush could serve.
Yes, you could do that. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I bet you could use a stainless-steel bolt of a matching size to build a handle from, or use a tap-and-die set to add threads onto, say, an aluminium or stainless nail of the right size (say, one of those huge aluminium nails used for hanging gutters....) It's probably not difficult to find a plastic rod that would work for a handle, and I don't see why an old toothbrush handle as you suggest wouldn't fit that bill just fine as well! Why bother with a dedicated handle? The handle could be used for other screw-on projects: a fork, spatula, or butter-knife are some obvious possibilities, but I'm sure you could use the same screw-on shank technique to build all sorts of screw-on survival tools with, and hang them all from the same key-chain to keep them neat and organized. I bet a screw-on alligator clip might come in handy, for example... you could probably also make a compact pair of screw-on scissors by fitting one of those screw-on-shanks to a sawed-down pair of scissors.... you could make a handle from a stick found in the field to use with any of these tools, but keeping a dedicated reusable handle with the set is a nice convenience!
Excellent... I'll be experimenting with this one!
I'm glad you liked it!
hello have you also tried to use it as a fishing spoon lure that could be another use if it works
No, it's pretty heavy for that purpose.
Well demonstrated and clever. Thanks young man!
Thank you!
Simply wonderful!
You have amazing projects and brilliant tutorial videos thanks for sharing 💪🏴👍
Glad you like them!
That was very innovative. Looking forward to making one. You kind of remind me of the Oxy Clean guy on that commercial a few years back! 🤣 Thanks for sharing your ideas! 😊
Thanks for watching!
When I made this, I took a dremel cut off tool and cut slits into the open end of the spoon,(about1/4”) essentially, turning this into a spork..”Works for me”
Sure, you could do that. Thanks for watching.
Another great diy thanks for sharing.
You're welcome, thanks for watching, my friend!
Ingenious again!
Thanks!
Nice trick, although I like my thermos fold out spoon with two rivets down it, because I can store a Bearing for fire bows in between the spooned part and the shaft, but I like this for a fork as I hate carrying a full fork for some reason.
Tip for you, MREs and such you said tend to have deep spaces where you need that long spoon, so, stop opening them like that, cut them along the side. Makes it easier to get into the edges too.
I too like the thermos fold up spoon and I have one that I carry with my coffee. Thank you for watching and commenting!
Awesome video bro. Thanks for sharing. Thumb up
Thank you!
I appreciate your DIY vids.
Thank you!
This is a wonderful idea! I’ve watched a few of your videos I subbed. Your channel is going to explode. you’ve got so much useful information and your explanations and mannerisms are conducive to large channel also. God bless you. John
Thank you so much for the kind words. God bless you too!
This is probably one of, if not the best DIY mods I have seen yet. I get aggravated when a long spoon or fork won't fit in a mess kit and this is perfect. The other benefit is it's less weight without the long steel handle. I got some JB Weld in the tool box and a TS a couple miles away and some old spoons and forks laying around, I know what I'm going to do this week. Will make for great (cheap) gifts too while having fun making them. Thanks for sharing.
Great! Glad you enjoyed it and found it useful!
Excellent idea
Thanks!
Thank u
Thank you for watching!
That is an awesome idea!
Thank you for watching!
👍nicely done! Thanks for sharing another fun and useful project
Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
Very helpful. Thank You.
Thank you for watching!
Cool idea and execution, looks stylish as well.
I have some metal chop sticks and I was wondering wether I could use a chop stick as a handle, could still use as chop sticks but also become a long spoon or fork when required.
Sure, I don't see why not as long as the thread sizes match. Good idea!
Cool idea.
Long rod nuts or coupling nuts are what your lookin for
Thanks for the info and thank you for watching.
Your DIY items videos are really good. I've been watching you for several years. If it's some good very good videos.
Don't take this the wrong way but why is your ratings falling off? For I believe you really got a good ideas and there were a lot of heart put in these.
don't lose heart keep up the good work and let you turn around I seen other people do it. Gingdah
Thank you so much! I plan to keep pushing on. Sometimes videos do better than others. A lot of things can impact the view time and ratings. I appreciate your faithfulness in watching and commenting on them!
yet another great idea god bless
Thank you!
Awesome! Great vid brother!
Thank you!
Now, combine this with your can opener video and you'll have something really nice to carry around.
Thank you for watching.
Could ya take that spoon, or a suitable spoon, and create a fork on the opposite end?
Yes
great idea see you on the next one
Thank you!
Well done!
Thank you!
Cool. I’m making one
Excellent. Thanks for watching.
Thank you! Magnificent idea.
You are welcome!
Wife: What are you watching?
Me: A video of a guy making a spoon for camping.
Wife: How's he doing that?
Me: He's cutting apart a spoon to make a spoon.
Wife: ...
Me: It's complicated :)
Right? It's like being part of a secret club...lol!
In the south where we have an abundance of oak and pine trees, plus palm and bougainvillea, what would be the best wood. Pine, even long after it's hit the ground has sticky residue when cut. So oak?
Yes, Oak would definitely be a good choice.
I love your survival projects and gadgets... I live in a major metropolitan area and there are woods, suburbs and rural areas not too far away so if the shit hits the fan and I have to leave the house, I can have my kit with improvised cookware and other survival items ready to go... however, there is one subject I think you should cover as part of survival out in the boonies- sanitation and going to the bathroom in the wild... especially in cases where you may have to do a "number two"... essential items such as toilet tissue, hand sanitizer, a small shovel for digging holes, etc.
Show us how to put a basic "shit kit" together, as an old Army vet like me might say... :)
Thanks for watching and for your suggestion!
You came up with a good one.
Thank you!
Excellent!
Thank you!
Really good idea! Just one thing though, what's wrong with just carrying the spoon as it is?!
It's hard to keep it in your pocket that way. This way it's always with me on my keyring.
@@WayPointSurvival Errm...How small are your pockets that you can't carry a spoon in them? I 'tour' a knife, fork AND a spoon in mine!
Sure, you can carry a full size spoon in your pocket if you wish.
cool and useful creation James. Just to add the rest of the spoon handle could be made into other things like a two prong fork, metal chop sticks just to name a few. I guess you could make a spork or fork version too :) All the best to you from CR.
Thank you my friend! Yes, it has a lot of possibilities.
I made a few key pocket danglers from the handles of some 10 cent Goodwill spoons and was wondering what I could use the bowls for. Now I know!
Excellent! Glad you enjoyed it!
Just curious, could you not cut some groves in the end of the spoon and actually make a spork out of the spoon? That way you have your fork and spoon. I am sure it would take a little more work and some deburring steps. Great video.
Yes, you can do that. However, and this is just a personal thing, I don't like sporks. I eat a lot of soups and stews when I'm in the backcountry and the spoon won't hold as much when there are slots in it. Also, I can just whittle a sharp stick or carve a forked stick into a fork if I wish. Still, a good question and thank you for watching the video and for commenting!
@@WayPointSurvival thanks for the reply and that makes perfect sense. Well, I guess you could use to spoons, leave one as a spoon and make the other one a spork. Or, like you said take a stick and carve a fork. Thanks for replying and I sub'd to your channel. I really like the episodes with the Stanley pot, which I have and am going to incorporate some of those mods to mine. Juddie - J & J TOA
@@JnJTrueOutdoorAdventures You are most welcome!
Nice hack. Thanks and take care.
Thank you!
Good idea . But what if wee put a direct hole on spoon tail instead of that clip ??
Sure you could do that.
That is neat, love it!
Thank you!
Not sure on price or weight difference but you can buy just the threaded piece. Just ask the hardware store for all thread couplings.
That's true. Thank you for the comment!
outstanding 👍
Thanks a lot 😊
Good one brother. Handy tip.
Thank you, Chief!
I can see these selling well in cottage country
Thank you. What is cottage country?
@@WayPointSurvival Lake areas with rich city folks cottages there. Arts Shows. etc. i can see these selling there like hot cakes for 5 to 10 US$ each
Sounds like a great idea!
i suppose one could always bend the spoon handle right over and slip it onto and over a belt, or army type webbing? Then bend it back to stir or eat whatever. Anyway my friend,i enjoyed your tutorial. This has been BB from the UK.
You could, but the only problem is that the stress of bending the spoon handle back and forth will eventually cause it to snap. Thank you so much for your faithfulness and watching and commenting on the videos!