I still have a set of five, different sizes, that I made in 1992 ! Have been very useful throughout the years for many things. They actually hold an edge longer than I thought they would ! Thanks for sharing and take care. 👍
So you took a dremel..a tool designed to carve all kinds of shapes into all kinds of material, and used it to turn your wrench into a tool to carve shit? That's fucking retarded.
Once when my mother didn't had money, I made spoons from wood and bowls so we can eat from them. Had always struggle to made them because I was just a child, my first attempts were always a disaster but after I put some time in it. I good really in it. Nice to see how easy it is actually is. I'll leave a like there hope you have a good day sir.
@@46993-r it's not a hack, he's showing an easier way to make this specific tool. normally you'd need to do a LOT more to make this. a dremel is not going to give you the same results as a carving tool, and will wind up wearing down your dremel tip, whereas this can be resharpened whenever
@@stupidfuckingworm If someone is using a specifically tool so regularly that it dulls like that, they should be smart enough to buy the proper tool for the job. That's just common sense. If I pay someone to build me a pool and they show up with a bunch of junk turned into tools, I'm getting a refund.
Lol! I finished watching it and said to myself, “that’s really cool,” and then saw ur comment realizing the same exact thing..it’s oddly satisfying watching these though
This is amazing. Funny enough, I actually have all the tools/equipment needed for this and I've just gotten into whittling so I wanted a spoon knife... Perfect video! Thanks!
I have caved a lot of spoons. I don't understand why people bother to watch if they are not interested. I own a lot of commercial spoon knives and I thought this video was very informative. Keep up the good work. I am sure at some point I will make a few of these. Thanks again.
My problem is the video is more about making tools than the actual spoon. Was the video good yes but he should have titled it something different. This was not something anyone can do. This method requires a lot of tools not everyone has
@@Prickly_Mouse во-первых это называется ложкорез Во-вторых ты сначала сам попробуй исполнить то же самое и обосрись, когда поймёшь, что все эти полезныесупердуперприблудыизговнаипалок работают только на видео бездарных долбаебов. Если ты собрался что-то сделать из говна и палок, то ничего, кроме палок с говном у тебя не получится. Все это "удивительено уникальное" ди ай вай говно есть в заводском исполнении, которые выполнены по стандартам и правилам, разработаны конструкторами, исполнено мастерами и станками, проконтролировано технологами и проверено метрологами. А то, что тебе показали на видео - ультразалупа, которую сделали ради просмотров и комментариев от необразованных и технически не подкованых дуракчков колхозников вроде тебя. На что спорим, автор выкинул эту поебень?
Can't believe how many negative comments there are! I liked the video, the guy has taken time out of his life to try to teach people a thing or two and all you can do is slag him off 😔 Thanks for the video and I might have a go at making one myself! Watch out for that video 🤣
what about this is hard? you cant hold a piece of metal up to a band saw? you cant remove some material with a dremel? if you dont have the tools or the material, thats a diffrent story. but every healthy human can do that
@@benjaminbuljevic7977 regardless of the fact that not everyone has the money or space for those tools, tons of people can't do that stuff. Most people I know would not have the hand strength and dexterity to do what this guy is doing. Cutting a piece of metal or using those dremel tools is actually really hard for 90% of people.
@@ВадимКузнецов-з2й Это называется побрякушка.😂 Для резьбы по дереву сплав современных ключей не годится. Как вариант сойдёт. Ну за то сколько восхищения этой идеей у англоязычных, просто пиздец, как будто новую планету открыли!🤣
Too pass the time in the field when I was a Drill Sergeant, I would widdle random pieces of wood I found in the woods of glorious Fort Benning, GA. I damn near lost not one, but two fingers in numerous attempts to carve a spoon. I stayed bloodies & bandaged most of my two years on the trail. I still have a scar, and I proudly display the final spoon I widdled, right next to my hat.
Excellent video and process. I have picked up many wrenches from Habitat for $0.25 and used them for what every. This is a great alternative for me because I can shape blade any size or way that I need. Thank you for sharing.
This guy is just showing his way to make a tool , everybody can do it , everybody got different conditions . If you have a power tool or a hand tool , you need to find your way to do it . I don’t get the negativity of some comment . Nice video by the way .
Yeah I really don't get the negative comments either, if you don't want to do it then don't and shut up about it, but if you want to then find a way, I have mostly hand tools but if I wanted to I could make this, agreed nice video
ye feels great watching other people work and getting the end result without having to work ourselves 😂I can be with them for the journey but don't need to experience the hardships
@@rudyrush6015 , it was an old one, he first showed you a new one , then he had the same one but old. I have sorted out all my wrenches and have 3 different types of wrenches in all the common sizes hanging and i have about 30 old ones that i never use again. So this is actually a good idea to make something out of them instead of never use them again :)
And now I see a use for all of my cheap low end wrenches... this could be used to make all different sizes of spoon gouges! I tip my hat to you good sir!!
Thanks for this video!! I haven't been able to afford a really good scorp and then I saw your video. Guess what I made today? You bet I did!! And all I used was a basic Dremel set. No fancy shop tools needed here. Works great too! Thanks again for the video. Much appreciated!
+@Leo Cashmore: Where I live, we can buy a suitable ring spanner for twenty Baht. That equates to about eighty cents Australian. So I'm sure the spanner won't mind having an exciting life as a treasured spoon carver, placed in an important location next to the chisels. Far better life than covered in grease, bumping around in a rusty toolbox with all the other spanners (including the much despised open-ended spanners), and the mis-used -shifty- shifting spanners.
@Leo Cashmore In the video it does look as if he's taken a really good spanner from his wall rack. But I suspect that by sleight-of-hand he substituted the really good one for an El cheapo one, judging by the streaky marks on the handle. As long as the spanner is a forged chrome-vanadium cheapo, it should be hard enough to make a few spoons. If it were me doing this carver by grinding with a rotary tool, I'd heat it to red heat and let it cool slowly before grinding, then heat treat to harden & temper after finishing. But he said he has no way of heating it to alter it's properties or to forge it.
I don't know why, but I really didn't believe that angle grinder was going to zip through that wrench _so easily_ . Wow... I'm learning a lot from you--thank you!
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Form follows function, and you did an excellent job! I was disappointed to see the snarky comments, and sad to imagine that they were born without imagination...there are many work-arounds for the equipment you used.
sad.. with lock down..still lazy people out here. im not into wood working.. but im am into making stuff. wood rings bone jewellery, antler, copper jewellery. beads.. cutlery jewellery.. called living life, other than watching ur cell phone all day.. try it.
This is quite innovative and nifty. I am a newbie woodcarver. A decent quality scope will easily cost around $60. A very high quality custom made from U.K. with specialized steel etc. runs close to $ 200! Biggest issue with the curved gauge and the scope is sharpening and maintaining the sharp edge. Quality of the hand carved spoon or the bowl dramatically changes when a (razor)sharp tool is used compared to a average sharper tool. The design made by this U tuber is interesting and functional. Will it hold its sharp edge? Congratulations for upscaling and using your imagination. At least you did not bring in the forging.
Brilliant, thank you for sharing this. I love that beautiful old handle you put on it too. I'll start looking for wrenches and handles now. I don't have all the heavy duty workshop tools, but I think it could all be done with a dremel and a vise. I'll just have to buy those. I could see this being a set of 3 in different sizes.
I really though he was making a spoon that was also a carving knife and the entire time was thinking damn I don't see how that's gonna be a spoon this guy is about to do some crazy stuff right now
For those complaining about the amount of tools used, you could achieve the same result with a hacksaw, a couple files, some sandpaper and a lot of extra time and patience. The rotary tool would definitely speed things up and an older one with a couple attachments wouldn’t cost much at all. Be resourceful!
@Andrew Keech The only thing accurate is the noise. The mess would be the same as the material removed is the same. A knife alone versus power tools is definitely not faster. A knife alone vs power tools will not achieve a better finish.
Brilliant idea & great demonstration of how to really make it with readily available rotary tools. Your sharpening technique seems to be very effective, I just made a similar attempt yesterday with my tools, but have yet to get that super sharp edge. (Updated).
You can give a man a spoon, or he can buy hundreds of dollars worth of tools, make a knife out of a $10 wrench and then spend two hours carving a spoon out of a piece of firewood.
I was skeptical at first, but this looks like a great idea. I appreciate this video, and I will try this out with hand tools (as I’m kind of traveling and don’t have power tools).
@@46993-r Hey (three years later). No, as I clearly stated, I was traveling. The place I was staying at had the necessary tools to make this tool by hand, but they didn’t have a hook carver laying around. I have no issues using a regular knife, but a hook carver surely makes hollowing out wood a lot easier, but I’m sure you already know that if you’re experienced with wood carving.😉
@@ВадимКузнецов-з2й Привет Вадим,это обычный ложкорез из обычного ключа,удобный инструмент для выборки древесины,углублений для ложек,можно использовать для этих целей и клюкарзы для выборки полостей для чашек,кукс,братин,хорошо делает ровные и симметричные углубления в древесине,загугли ложкорезы и клюкарзы для изготовления посуды,если это тебе конечно интересно
@@ВадимКузнецов-з2й Ложкорез. Но, заранее тебе скажу. Если ты тоже собрался сделать что-то из говна и палок, то ничего, кроме палок и говна у тебя не выйдет. Если действительно нужен этот инструмент, то купи уже "Татьянку" и не еби мозги. А если хочешь развиваться в этом, то читай книги релевантные, а не блохеров да тиктоков смотри. Он это говно сделал, на видео снял и тут же выкинул, потому что эта хуйня работает только в видео.
I'm not seeing much friendship in this Comment thread, quite frankly - every second smart-aleck has either something negative or sarcastic to say. I'm a South African Pensioner - I _love_ videos like this!
@@TheSmallWorkshop drop forged steel is crap you want a killer edge try crime vanadium it be written on tool but very useful idea. Greeting from UK England Essex near London❤👍🐾🐺
Look at harbor freight or Amazon, you can get a cheap little Dremel for cheap. Might take a little longer without the big sander and 4 1/2" grinder but it would do it.
how old are you? 21. lazy ass kids today.. wow.. get a hobby.. called motivation.. see how u do at that first.. wouldn't want you to hurt yourself, getting out of bed now...LMAO!!
@@meggweeg7005 *Sigh* Maybe, before saying that others are lazy and such, at least get your facts right first. Some people does not have tools, or the time to do it. And what's wrong with not having a hobby, or motivation? You don't know their life, maybe they're stressed? Maybe try thinking about other people and not just yourself. But just get a brain first.
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"Anyone can make it!" yeah, sure. Of course I have all these tools somewhere in my pocket.
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Fax
You're pretty bad off if you can't get a basic angle grinder, wrench, sandpaper, (can buff with a buff wheel and drill) screwdriver, and a vise.
Oh, and a marker.
All you really need is a sand paper and determination.
I failed a few times and now my dad is asking where all his wrenches are....
Buy him a new set
Lol
Are you my brother by any chance I think we have the same dad
Lol
My ass would be whooped he wouldn’t even wonder, just start whooping
Ah perfect. Now i can finally carve my eye out without a problem
kermit suicide WTF!! Reported
this is the only comment on youtube thank you for this gift
Jesus Christ
r/cursedcomments
Bruh
"That's not a knife. THIS is a knife!"
"That's not a knife, that's a spoon."
"Ah, I see you've played Knifey-Spoony before!"
They say he carved it himself, from a bigger spoon!
Ah, a Simpsons reference. God bless you Sir!
“Hey honey why is there a hole in the cutting board”
“I don’t know!”
“I was testing.”
Honey I chopped the chopping board..
"Science made me do it"
"while we're at it honey, where is the spanner?"
He protecc
He attacc
But most importantly,
He put the marker cap bacc
😂
Omg yes memes
bro. this amazing
Hahahaaa
The anxiety I'd get from an incomplete wrench set.
Exactly
I'm living with my grandparents and my grandpa has dementia, you'd be appealed at the state of our wrench sets
you would have spoon tho, they are far superior
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@TheArtsyLab that’s no what ocd is and she or he are less likely to have ocd because of the anxiety they get. But to each their own
I can't believe that me, the guy who has fixed and made so many things out of wrenches and makes spoons has not thought of this. My hat is off to you!
Me too. I'm always struggling to get the gouge marks out 👍
Did you make one yet? :)
Not yet but the sacrificial wrenches have been set aside!
@@robertproctor5610 come back and let us know how it went!
I still have a set of five, different sizes, that I made in 1992 !
Have been very useful throughout the years for many things. They actually hold an edge longer than I thought they would !
Thanks for sharing and take care. 👍
I was just about to ask how well it keeps an edge. What kind of metal are used for wrenches? Can you make a decent knife or chisel from one?
@@MikkosFree, I see blacksmithes using wrenches to make knives. It's very good steel for tools.
@@MikkosFree tool steel
So you took a dremel..a tool designed to carve all kinds of shapes into all kinds of material, and used it to turn your wrench into a tool to carve shit? That's fucking retarded.
@@MikkosFree .
ها
Once when my mother didn't had money, I made spoons from wood and bowls so we can eat from them. Had always struggle to made them because I was just a child, my first attempts were always a disaster but after I put some time in it. I good really in it. Nice to see how easy it is actually is. I'll leave a like there hope you have a good day sir.
R/woosh
@Kettei irony
@Kettei your comments depict the fundamental sense of irony
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Big Boy Reti you don’t even know what that means
That is pure genius, sir. So obvious too. Well done for making the mental leap and actually doing it!
That's actually a great idea, I can spare an old wrench for a great tool like that, I recently made a spoon and that would have made it much easier 👍
You know what would be easier? Using the fucking dremel he used to carve the wrench. This is the most backasswards "hack" I have ever seen.
@@46993-r it's not a hack, he's showing an easier way to make this specific tool. normally you'd need to do a LOT more to make this. a dremel is not going to give you the same results as a carving tool, and will wind up wearing down your dremel tip, whereas this can be resharpened whenever
@@stupidfuckingworm If someone is using a specifically tool so regularly that it dulls like that, they should be smart enough to buy the proper tool for the job. That's just common sense.
If I pay someone to build me a pool and they show up with a bunch of junk turned into tools, I'm getting a refund.
I have absolutely no idea why I watched this
Lol! I finished watching it and said to myself, “that’s really cool,” and then saw ur comment realizing the same exact thing..it’s oddly satisfying watching these though
Gareth Kavanagh don't worry about it
Same
😄 same
Same
YO JIMMY WHERE THE 15 AT
Jimmy: I made a spoon knife out of it
Am I a joke to u
Hahahahahahahaha right
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Damn straight
Yep
0:29 First rule of any DIY: Destroy a good tool
Just buy a wrench at a yard sale
This is amazing. Funny enough, I actually have all the tools/equipment needed for this and I've just gotten into whittling so I wanted a spoon knife... Perfect video! Thanks!
Google knows.
So did u built this spoon tool?
"we call them spifes"
@@s_producer build*
@@offimoo9995 👏👏👏
I have caved a lot of spoons. I don't understand why people bother to watch if they are not interested. I own a lot of commercial spoon knives and I thought this video was very informative. Keep up the good work. I am sure at some point I will make a few of these. Thanks again.
I didn't just WATCH it - I DOWNLOADED it.
My problem is the video is more about making tools than the actual spoon. Was the video good yes but he should have titled it something different. This was not something anyone can do. This method requires a lot of tools not everyone has
An actual spoon knife isn't expensive. If you can afford all these tools... Why not just buy the one you need?
@@OliverJeeves truth
@@OliverJeeves Well that ain't no fun
Has anyone noticed that he cut his fingers twice while making this
Minutes?
3:15 He got 2 plasters on his fingers lol
Ever done an honest days work?
Yeah he should wear some gloves
@@phoebemeeks7633 don't wear gloves when working with power tools
Him: Uses heavy machinery objects to cut/fix things
5 Minute Crafts: Just put toothpaste on it.. 🤷
lol
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So true 😂😂
Not even close to heavy machinery...
@@JoeKurr5 ikr
При виде таких видео, я сразу вспоминаю слова доктора Дью: "мастер никогда не будет портить свои инструменты"
он не испортил, а сделал приблуду.. у нормального мастера таких не один десяток обычно..
Он сделал гавно из нормального ключа.
@@Prickly_Mouse во-первых это называется ложкорез
Во-вторых ты сначала сам попробуй исполнить то же самое и обосрись, когда поймёшь, что все эти полезныесупердуперприблудыизговнаипалок работают только на видео бездарных долбаебов. Если ты собрался что-то сделать из говна и палок, то ничего, кроме палок с говном у тебя не получится. Все это "удивительено уникальное" ди ай вай говно есть в заводском исполнении, которые выполнены по стандартам и правилам, разработаны конструкторами, исполнено мастерами и станками, проконтролировано технологами и проверено метрологами. А то, что тебе показали на видео - ультразалупа, которую сделали ради просмотров и комментариев от необразованных и технически не подкованых дуракчков колхозников вроде тебя. На что спорим, автор выкинул эту поебень?
@@Andrew-cy1fk ого как ты ярко горишь!!
@@evgeniivasilievich71 если ему не надо крутить гайки, а режет ложки то нахрена ему этот ключ?? тем более он показал что у него таких 2
Can't believe how many negative comments there are!
I liked the video, the guy has taken time out of his life to try to teach people a thing or two and all you can do is slag him off 😔
Thanks for the video and I might have a go at making one myself! Watch out for that video 🤣
Spend Time, Save Money, DIY yes it is a good video and a good idea thank you i love woodworking and buying those type of tools aren’t cheap!
Very clever idea! I love seeing ordinary tools rehabbed for other purposes. Keep up the good work.
Great Idea, nice job making the tool, necessity the mother of invention.
Ooh boy, now i can carve the finest spoon out of the finest cherrywood. My spoon collection will be the best collection you have ever laid eyes on.
"Simple" and "Anyone" can make.
ITS SUPER HARD DUDE!
Hard ? 😂 where ?
what about this is hard?
you cant hold a piece of metal up to a band saw? you cant remove some material with a dremel?
if you dont have the tools or the material, thats a diffrent story. but every healthy human can do that
McNurty 5 that's what she said
@@benjaminbuljevic7977 regardless of the fact that not everyone has the money or space for those tools, tons of people can't do that stuff. Most people I know would not have the hand strength and dexterity to do what this guy is doing. Cutting a piece of metal or using those dremel tools is actually really hard for 90% of people.
Sam buger except there is no she in ur life
Making great things out of old tools. Love it. 👍🏻
То что нужно! Где то на работе завалялся такой сорванный ключ. Спасибо за идею!
...я у него спрашивал!-, как называется такой инструмент?-, а он и не знает как назвать!!!
@@ВадимКузнецов-з2й Это называется побрякушка.😂 Для резьбы по дереву сплав современных ключей не годится. Как вариант сойдёт. Ну за то сколько восхищения этой идеей у англоязычных, просто пиздец, как будто новую планету открыли!🤣
Too pass the time in the field when I was a Drill Sergeant, I would widdle random pieces of wood I found in the woods of glorious Fort Benning, GA.
I damn near lost not one, but two fingers in numerous attempts to carve a spoon. I stayed bloodies & bandaged most of my two years on the trail. I still have a scar, and I proudly display the final spoon I widdled, right next to my hat.
Try whittling, it is easier and safer.
You can't really be that dumb, I don't believe you
You were a _Drill Sergeant_ and you had _time_ ? Nah - you are a _bloody liar_ !
Excellent video and process. I have picked up many wrenches from Habitat for $0.25 and used them for what every. This is a great alternative for me because I can shape blade any size or way that I need. Thank you for sharing.
This guy is just showing his way to make a tool , everybody can do it , everybody got different conditions . If you have a power tool or a hand tool , you need to find your way to do it . I don’t get the negativity of some comment . Nice video by the way .
Yeah I really don't get the negative comments either, if you don't want to do it then don't and shut up about it, but if you want to then find a way, I have mostly hand tools but if I wanted to I could make this, agreed nice video
I also don't get the negativity. What was he dipping it into between grinding?
@@harrygrimley4352 i think it was water to "cool it down" because when you work on metal it burns your hands very quickly
@@Maxime_Petit sure. I was just wondering if it was oil. It was very clear.
No negativity, just jokes. He says anyone, yet uses some special tools. It's ironic and a good laugh, that's it
I love videos like these. I couldn't do that but I enjoy seeing other people make things.
You can do it. It honestly isn't hard. Just takes practice
ye feels great watching other people work and getting the end result without having to work ourselves 😂I can be with them for the journey but don't need to experience the hardships
Started with wooden spoon carving, ended with wooden spoon carver, ohhh yeahh! 😎
Yup........ANYONE can make this
LOL
Yeah
Thats a lie a baby cant
Yea, super easy! You just need the tools and skill to make it!
@@Linuxdirk so doesn't that mean that not anyone can do it
Next video: how to make a wrench
... from a spoon carver
or just start over the video for "how to ruin a perfectly good 3/4" wrench"
Gjoka Brozi ah yes the fine old wrench
@@rudyrush6015 , it was an old one, he first showed you a new one , then he had the same one but old. I have sorted out all my wrenches and have 3 different types of wrenches in all the common sizes hanging and i have about 30 old ones that i never use again. So this is actually a good idea to make something out of them instead of never use them again :)
Next video : "oh my god, I'm bleeding!"
And now I see a use for all of my cheap low end wrenches... this could be used to make all different sizes of spoon gouges! I tip my hat to you good sir!!
Can you maybe tell me what grit the belt sander was? He doesn't give that kind of info.
Atleast some romanian people do something with thier lives, just like this guy right here. Keep up the good work bro!
How totally Bloody judgemental and patronising! Get a life!
"What are your intentions with my daughter?"
Me: 5:00
Jajajajajajaja
I actually got a bit turned on..
*not my fault, just quarantine*
@@MrGun-gj5ix bruh just say haha
@@MrWeeb-cx9db ok
You got the size right too lol.
Thanks for this video!! I haven't been able to afford a really good scorp and then I saw your video. Guess what I made today? You bet I did!! And all I used was a basic Dremel set. No fancy shop tools needed here. Works great too! Thanks again for the video. Much appreciated!
"Anyone can make it"
Anyone means phineas and ferb
😂Lol
They can make anything!!!
Anything means anything.
bloody brilliant idea! thank you so much for sharing. what a great add to the bush kit.
Bruh this looks hella useful, might make a whole set
3:25 “are you still watching?”
Someone’s daughter:
Damn. That’s kinda not PG
@@losty_Its I’m aware
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Yeah
if anyone suggests watching this, no girl in their right mind would stay lmao
Excellent idea for an excellent tool. I am DEFINITELY making myself one of these. Thank you so much for the awesome video.
Props to OP for grinding like a man sans gloves the entire time.
Me: Chillin
My UA-cam Recomendations: Wanna See a wrench turned into a WoOd CaRvInG SpOoN BrO
Funny man
Lmao
sure why not
Great job. A spoon carving knife in Australia is very expensive so spanner knife here we come!
+@Leo Cashmore: Where I live, we can buy a suitable ring spanner for twenty Baht. That equates to about eighty cents Australian. So I'm sure the spanner won't mind having an exciting life as a treasured spoon carver, placed in an important location next to the chisels. Far better life than covered in grease, bumping around in a rusty toolbox with all the other spanners (including the much despised open-ended spanners), and the mis-used -shifty- shifting spanners.
@Leo Cashmore In the video it does look as if he's taken a really good spanner from his wall rack. But I suspect that by sleight-of-hand he substituted the really good one for an El cheapo one, judging by the streaky marks on the handle. As long as the spanner is a forged chrome-vanadium cheapo, it should be hard enough to make a few spoons. If it were me doing this carver by grinding with a rotary tool, I'd heat it to red heat and let it cool slowly before grinding, then heat treat to harden & temper after finishing. But he said he has no way of heating it to alter it's properties or to forge it.
@Leo Cashmore But . . . but . . . You have to agree Leo;
*_The World Needs More Wooden Spoons_*
Yeah. Pretty much all the flea markets have a bin of loose wrenches somewhere. You can pick the sizes you want.
Yes! Here in South Africa a Mora Hook knife will cost over R2000!
I don't know why, but I really didn't believe that angle grinder was going to zip through that wrench _so easily_ . Wow... I'm learning a lot from you--thank you!
Ты еще Русских не видел, у нас другая технология изготовления такого инструмента
@@СтепанСедых-с8с u sure about that
@@doyoulikem_ms мы не используем ключи гаечные, а не которые и сами перековывают инструмент. По этому у нас разные
Its called a slitting disc in my trade. They'll zip through practically anything.
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Form follows function, and you did an excellent job! I was disappointed to see the snarky comments, and sad to imagine that they were born without imagination...there are many work-arounds for the equipment you used.
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90% I don’t have the time the tools or the effort
10% oH cOmE oNe ThIs ShOuLd Be TaKeN SeRiOuSlY 😂
sad.. with lock down..still lazy people out here. im not into wood working.. but im am into making stuff. wood rings bone jewellery, antler, copper jewellery. beads.. cutlery jewellery.. called living life, other than watching ur cell phone all day.. try it.
This is quite innovative and nifty. I am a newbie woodcarver. A decent quality scope will easily cost around $60. A very high quality custom made from U.K. with specialized steel etc. runs close to $ 200!
Biggest issue with the curved gauge and the scope is sharpening and maintaining the sharp edge. Quality of the hand carved spoon or the bowl dramatically changes when a (razor)sharp tool is used compared to a average sharper tool. The design made by this U tuber is interesting and functional. Will it hold its sharp edge?
Congratulations for upscaling and using your imagination. At least you did not bring in the forging.
This is a perfect idea for all this duplicate hand-me-down tools I've collected over the years. Thanks so much for sharing.
Very well edited video. Loved it!
2:52
Ah yes, a beautiful sound
this is actually a pretty smart idea considering you can buy individual wrenches cheap at a hardware store for alot less than a carving tool
What's your time worth?
I'd rather spend $15 on an actual tool, than butcher a $5 wrench (which is made from the wrong steel) for 3 hours.
@@TheMijman idk but i can whip one up in my shop faster than it takes to get one shipped and or drive to the store and get one
@@angus4202 you don't know what your time is worth?
OMG, DUDE... YOU’RE AWESOME!!!
Brilliant, thank you for sharing this. I love that beautiful old handle you put on it too. I'll start looking for wrenches and handles now. I don't have all the heavy duty workshop tools, but I think it could all be done with a dremel and a vise. I'll just have to buy those. I could see this being a set of 3 in different sizes.
If you buy a dremel, why not buy a spooncarvin knife instead?
Oh you could just use the dremel to carve the spoon. Wild right. Almost like the dremel was designed to do shit like that.
Parabéns !! Muito boa a ideia . Eu sou escultor e tenho muitos formãos , mas nunca igainei fazer um formão assim, parabéns!!!!!
I should try this. Good job
3:26 how you were made
XD
BV
Come on
Also 5:00 and 5:09 xd
@Cheekyjoseph761 lol He does have a fair point though.
So that's how they made the surfboards in Surf's Up
Lucas M Looonnnggg smmmoooottthhh strokes. Thanks Big Z for teaching me. Ngl BigZ’s daughter kinda quirky doh. You wanna meet up and watch that movie?
Omg that’s actually what I was thinking 😂
You have my respect for remembering a terribly underrated movie
Dude I love that damn movie
I really though he was making a spoon that was also a carving knife and the entire time was thinking damn I don't see how that's gonna be a spoon this guy is about to do some crazy stuff right now
For those complaining about the amount of tools used, you could achieve the same result with a hacksaw, a couple files, some sandpaper and a lot of extra time and patience. The rotary tool would definitely speed things up and an older one with a couple attachments wouldn’t cost much at all. Be resourceful!
The biggest problem is that you ruin a wrench and put in a lot of effort for something you can buy.
@@charimuvilla8693 My biggest issue is he's using a dremel to create a carving tool. Last I checked, the dremel is a carving tool.
@@charimuvilla8693 you recycle a wrench that's no good into an otherwise very expensive tool
@@46993-r you don't know how to carve at all i guess, knife is faster, less mess, no noise, and much better finish
@Andrew Keech The only thing accurate is the noise. The mess would be the same as the material removed is the same. A knife alone versus power tools is definitely not faster. A knife alone vs power tools will not achieve a better finish.
Love this guys videos or videos you should watch at 1 am with your family is asleep ,it just feels right
Brilliant idea & great demonstration of how to really make it with readily available rotary tools. Your sharpening technique seems to be very effective, I just made a similar attempt yesterday with my tools, but have yet to get that super sharp edge. (Updated).
I couldn't agree more. Excellent video, thank you for posting.
Him: Takes hours to make a spoon scraper.
Me: Goes to the dollar store and buys one.
Ur dollar store got those?
You can give a man a spoon, or he can buy hundreds of dollars worth of tools, make a knife out of a $10 wrench and then spend two hours carving a spoon out of a piece of firewood.
what u do is pretty remarkable
I may be in the extremely small group of people that can’t make this I still think is cool.
Anyone else feel like this guy is a 30 year old dad?
What's wrong with being a 30 year old dad?
@@lucky5th2 this is something they would do in their free time.
I was skeptical at first, but this looks like a great idea. I appreciate this video, and I will try this out with hand tools (as I’m kind of traveling and don’t have power tools).
Agreed !
If you have hand tools capable of carving and reshaping a wrench, you have hand tools that can carve a fucking spoon out of wood.
@@46993-r Hey (three years later). No, as I clearly stated, I was traveling. The place I was staying at had the necessary tools to make this tool by hand, but they didn’t have a hook carver laying around. I have no issues using a regular knife, but a hook carver surely makes hollowing out wood a lot easier, but I’m sure you already know that if you’re experienced with wood carving.😉
@@46993-r yea and he'd be a while shaping that wrench into a hook knife with a damn file, lol.
@@stevecornick What?
Some of these posts make me think, "Making excuses that anyone can make." Thanks for a great video!!
What the heck!? That was a perfectly good wrench!
No - a tool that you are not using is _not_ a good tool.
What a great idea! Looks like it'd be nice to make mancala boards with
Awesome video. I love making my own tools and this is on my list now. Thanks.
I don’t know why but my anxiety really likes this, it’s calms me down soooo much.
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Only with the volume off
I love this. Perfect tool, for almost free!
Молодец!Всё просто и доступно!Спасибо за вдохновение,пойду делать себе такой же ложкорез!Удачи друг тебе во всём!
...может хоть ты скажешь!-, как называется такой инструмент, никто не знает!!!
@@ВадимКузнецов-з2й Привет Вадим,это обычный ложкорез из обычного ключа,удобный инструмент для выборки древесины,углублений для ложек,можно использовать для этих целей и клюкарзы для выборки полостей для чашек,кукс,братин,хорошо делает ровные и симметричные углубления в древесине,загугли ложкорезы и клюкарзы для изготовления посуды,если это тебе конечно интересно
@@ВадимКузнецов-з2й Ложкорез.
Но, заранее тебе скажу. Если ты тоже собрался сделать что-то из говна и палок, то ничего, кроме палок и говна у тебя не выйдет.
Если действительно нужен этот инструмент, то купи уже "Татьянку" и не еби мозги.
А если хочешь развиваться в этом, то читай книги релевантные, а не блохеров да тиктоков смотри. Он это говно сделал, на видео снял и тут же выкинул, потому что эта хуйня работает только в видео.
I’m so impresionable now all of a sudden I wanna make a spoon out of a block of wood
Only true legends know that all this can be done in a second with the power of friendship
Enter anime MC
I'm not seeing much friendship in this Comment thread, quite frankly - every second smart-aleck has either something negative or sarcastic to say. I'm a South African Pensioner - I _love_ videos like this!
I love that crisp scrunchy sound it makes!
You know I'm going to make these different sizes out of old mechanic tools my husband does not use anymore. LOL
Your husband might have something to say about that
Let me just pull a machine shop out of my ass real quick and try this out
Lmao
Lol in Poland everyone has a workshop like this at home
A dremel and disk sander are pretty achievable for anyone..... the rest of the tools where more about convenience than necessity.
Lmao haha
Mutahl lmao
"What are your intentions with my Daughter?"
Me: 4:59
Holy shit xD
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Ah yes, anyone. I too have a workshop full tools and machines for carving wood! Jokes aside great job, looks great!
Saw The Small Workshop Alert What A Friday Evening!! Great Video!
Thank you Alonzo!
@@TheSmallWorkshop drop forged steel is crap you want a killer edge try crime vanadium it be written on tool but very useful idea. Greeting from UK England Essex near London❤👍🐾🐺
This dude: Simple spoon that anyone can make!
Also this dude: *saws wrench*
Can I subscribe
you can make this with just a dremel, sandpaper, and a whole lot of time
You could easily knock it out in a day, seems completely reasonable to me
Best DIY gouge I’ve seen to date
Awesome,thanks for sharing
Muito boa dica, amigo! Vou copiar a sua idéia, parabéns! Obrigado por compartilhar!
Simples, rápido e eficaz. Bom trabalho
Amazing. A great idea and a perfect tool.
Well done! I like the plaster on the thumb that appears along the way
Anyone: what tools do u use for that?
This guy: Y E S
I would love to see a video on how to do this with minimal tools. Other than that I found this great ^-^
Look at harbor freight or Amazon, you can get a cheap little Dremel for cheap. Might take a little longer without the big sander and 4 1/2" grinder but it would do it.
*reads title* you say that now, but you don’t know me 😂
Why? Are you the god of scoop-making hoops?
From this day forward i will always call that "Knife" a "Scoop-making Hoop"
Как же всё-таки просто и классно придумано, для ложек агонь!!!
...Агонь!-, может ты знаешь как такой инструмент называется?-, никто не знает!!!
@@ВадимКузнецов-з2й давно известный инструмент - резец ложкорез
The thumb wound only adds to your legitimacy.
Great, I was waiting for your comment. The bandaid does add a nice touch!
I'd recommend "anyone" to get a store bought. 😂
Its easier to get cheaper counting the tools and probably even better
how old are you? 21. lazy ass kids today.. wow.. get a hobby.. called motivation.. see how u do at that first.. wouldn't want you to hurt yourself, getting out of bed now...LMAO!!
@@meggweeg7005 well would you rather spend hours making a useless piece of crap or buy a better, cheaper, and less time consuming carving knife
@@meggweeg7005 also most people don’t have the tools in this video to make a carving knife like that it’s *WAY* more efficient to just buy one
@@meggweeg7005
*Sigh*
Maybe, before saying that others are lazy and such, at least get your facts right first. Some people does not have tools, or the time to do it. And what's wrong with not having a hobby, or motivation? You don't know their life, maybe they're stressed? Maybe try thinking about other people and not just yourself. But just get a brain first.
"Honey have we not got a melon baller?"..."hold on love I've got the perfect thing!"
Excellent idea and execution thereof . Thank You