Spoon Carving - Part 1: Axe work
Вставка
- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- thank you for being here!
consider liking and subscribing to this channel. Check out www.andyspoons.com for shop updates.
Wood type - Banksia Spinulosa
tools used in this video
Gransfors Bruk Large Swedish Carver
Silky Gomboy 240
I feel like everyone overlooks how effective batoning wood is with carving axes. To me they are actually one of the most effective at splitting with a baton. Most carving axes a super sharp, good bite with good weight and thickness making splitting with them is easy.
A great point!
Nice work mate. Love the exit 🫡
Cheers!
Very skilled, much love
Thank you so much!
inspired me to get the axe out this Sunday, great that your bringing the clips to youtube aswell will definitely help alot cheers for the clip
That's great to hear, Ryan! Happy to know you're here, mate ✌️
that axe is rasor sharp, good job nice technique! 👌
Thank you so much! And the lack of hair on my arm attests to it's sharpness 😂
Great video
Cheers!
What is the name of the small saw u r using?
Thanks
Hit there, this is the Silky Gomboy. I always credit my tools in the description, for future reference 🙂
Hi!!! Where did you study carving?
Hi there, no official study, just a lot of time and patience 🙂
Hello, i plan to buy a wildlife model. what interests me is whether its geometry is suitable for carving? Tnx🙏
Hi there! The Wildlife Hatchet is a great spoon carving axe, absolutely 👌
Beautiful axe! I’ve got a small hatchet, but am thinking of finding something a little bigger… Is there a name for your style of axe?
Hi there! This is an axe specifically designed for carving from Gransfors Bruk called a "Large Swedish Carver". It weighs slightly under 1kg, which is relatively heavy for a carving axe. Thank you so much for being here!