Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Primitive Skills => Topic started by: stuckinthemud on November 03, 2019, 12:06:36 pm
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More of a big wooden spoon really. Had a big piece of apple-wood, bent at a big knot and heavily fractured where I had cleaved it and it had got stuck at the knot.. Spent a few hours with carving axe, gouges and a shinto rasp. Fun little project. The heli twist works well in making it all more comfortable to use. Its about 18" long, finish is sunflower oil.
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Nice .
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Was supposed to be the :OK
must have accidentally posted the :-D
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Got to love that, beautiful work.
Pappy
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I have a lot of people wanting me to make them a spoon from their property. Seems like everybody wants one from Apple. That is some hard wood to hand carve.
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Very nice job! Got dig some cherry out of the freezer to work this winter! And finish up a couple of pieces that have been lurking in the garage, waiting!
Hawkdancer
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Truly unique Stuck :OK
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Thanks guys
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That is really cool. :)
Thomas
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Very nice work,
Hawkdancer, explain wood in the freezer. 1st I have heard of that. I store my turkey feathers in the feather but not wood.
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JEB,
I picked that up from an article about making spoons, wrapped in plastic wrap keeps the moisture in the wood for carving when needed. I keep some feathers in there, too, and a duck and a couple chukar so for training my dogs to retrieve. Luckily, they haven't learned how to open the freezer! (lol). There may be a couple of hides in there, too.
Hawkdancer
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Very nice, always wanted to make some spoons and ladles. John
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Nice work