Making a wooden spoon with a Rotary Burr
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2024
- Making a wooden spoon using a Rotary Burr or Sphere. Using a 1/4 inch Kutzall Rotary Sphere Burr to create the bowl of a wooden spoon. Tools used are the burr, the bandsaw, an oscillating spindle drum sander, and Abranet sanding papers. The spoon is finished with a food safe Walnut Oil.
"Old Man Productions"
Awesome!!!!!! Great video as always!
Great video and your spoon is very nice. Thanks for posting this, it had been very helpful.
Excellent job and video. This method is sure easier on my arthritic hands than using knives and gouges.
I am geting some arthritis etc in my hands so I am considering moving to doing more power carving. This was encouragingly good.I like the Harbor Freight air tools too.
Just found your channel and subscribed. Nice work! Close to retirement myself and looking forward to projects in the shop. :)
What you do with what you have is real sweet. One suggestion, wash it with water after oil and raise the grain. Sand again. I usually use just vegetable oil manly because most people I give the spoons to have that at home.
I get my wood from Face Book Market place when trees are fallen and the wood is listed as free. I'm getting older and I can't lift the logs like I used too and so I purchased a truck bed crane from HF. About $125.00 on sale. I now use that to lift the larger logs into my truck bed and it works great! You may want to think about that for a wood source. Thanks for this video. It's been helpful.
Love it .
This is going to be me in 30 years.. can't wait
Thank you I enjoyed it
Looks really nice. Good Job!
Thanks Kelly. I appreciate that.
How big of a compressor do you need to use the pneumatic grinder?
Very cool.
I Don't Know Where You Live
But Up Here In North Saint Paul
Minnesota I Do Woodworking To Keep Me
Bizzy During These Cold Days
When I Do Sanding I Do It While
I'm Watching TV To Pass The Time.
Very nice
Nice.
Put the earmuffs over the face shield and you can use the Peltors. Just saying because it works for me.
Where did you buy your schfere ?
We are probably the same age, so why do I feel I’m listening to my grandfather? Anyway great presentation using the kind of tools I like to use too. Thanks.
Hmm, older before my time....older than my years....Thanks for watching.
Hello Dave, just found your channel today. I really enjoyed your presentation on this video and the subject matter too. Very good camera and sound work also made this enjoyable and I was able to understand you . I have a hearing problem and must use headphones and closed captions but was able to just use the headphones. I subscribed and I'm looking forward to watching your channel. Fred. OLD DAWG DREAMING.
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What I know. Sand in the direction it is spinning and alway sand with the grain.
I Just Use Ordinary Powertools
To Make A Spoon. I Dont Have A
Spindle Sander. I Just Use A Cordless
Ryobi Vibrating Sander.
Cause They Take Off Too Much Wood
All My Powertools Are Cordles. So That
Means No Looking For An Outlet
Everytime I Want To Use My Powertools.
I Have A Friend Of Mine Who Thought
Cordless Powertools Werent As
Good As AC Powertools. But I Finaly
Convinced Him To Use Cordless
Powertools.
What is the size of the board you’re cutting from?
Most of the time I look to have a piece about three inches wide by one inch thick. I've learned that most folks want a thicker handle as it's easier to hold on to. Also thicker is easier to work with. I start with the bowl first. A bit of practice will get you making better and better spoons. Making plain spoons sells the most. Making curved, and unique handles sells slower but brings more folks over. I get the occasional custom request for long and strong for chili pots or stews. Have fun. Makes mistakes and learn more