Using The Spoon Mule (Dutch Doll 2)

Link For Book: "Making A Wooden Dutch Doll, Using Traditional Techniques" by Harry Rogers
Amazon US: a.co/d/cptvGpp
Amazon UK: amzn.eu/d/jfZh3hz
I am using my spoon mule to hold the small parts of the Dutch Grodnertal doll, I am making the arms and legs using a mini drawknife.
Here is a link to Jarrod Dahl's website:www.woodspirithandcraft.com/
Here is the link for the video of me carving an English eating spoon on the mule:
• Carving an English Eat...

[@cnew4682]

Great demo. Thank you from Oregon, USA.

[@indianatone218]

Nice job Harry thanks for showing us your work .

[@harryrogers]

Thanks

[@anthonybeaman7256]

Fantastic as always

[@js8039]

That bench is the most fantastic bench I’ve ever seen.

[@harryrogers]

It's good for spoons!

[@ridgerunner66]

Harry, you are a man of many talents Enjoy your many projects. Thanks for sharing with us and to the charity. Davin

[@chrisholt2474]

Hi Harry,
Another brilliant episode, I think the spoon mule is excellent, the simple ideas are often the best.
I am looking forward to the next film, take care, regards, Chris.

[@harryrogers]

Thanks Chris...a body making contraption next!

[@findelasedades1779]

I recently came across with some videos where people make wooden puppets ( marionette). I was amazed at how talented people do this kind of fine work and now you are making these wooden Dutch dolls. This is wonderful.

[@harryrogers]

Thanks very much.

[@DaveCollierCamping]

Just built one, awesome video

[@gerardjohnson2106]

Spoon Mule. A donkey version of the shave horse. Thanks for sharing
:-)

[@yorkshirejoinery2869]

So, where does a ‘drugs mule’ fit in?

[@hueyz123]

keep doing the projects Harry love them

[@crowznest438]

I've never seen that version of a clamping bench before. Thanks for sharing the detailed description. Am also enjoying this part 2 of the penny woodens.

[@harryrogers]

Ah yes penny woodens...thanks Jeanne

[@vastyesaltydog]

Thanks Harry, loads of great stuff

[@colingordon4]

Thanks for sharing your videos Harry. Great little gadget which I’ve downloaded the plans for from your website. A very worthwhile cause too 😃
You’re a true gentleman and a pleasure to watch on RUclips.
Keep them coming, all the best
Colin 🙏🏻

[@harryrogers]

Thanks very much Colin.

[@D-Vinko]

Amazingly gracious human.
Thank you so much for your amazing channel.

[@harryrogers]

Thanks very much

[@jonathanyates707]

Very interesting indeed 🧐🤔

[@zefdin101]

Great tool!

[@Bill-hw1iq]

You're a good man, Harry.

[@harryrogers]

Thanks Bill.

[@lawrencemanning]

Hi Harry. I loved the videos where you "bodged" things. My favourite is the chair in a day one, that was incredible. Was wondering if you're planning any more like that? Lawrence

[@harryrogers]

We hope to this year Lawrence...we have an idea...just need everyone safe 're covid.

[@azhar201]

Hi harry. Nice to see your video. Take care. Cheers. Azhar malaysia

[@harryrogers]

Thanks very much Azhar.

[@alinatiziana7179]

How did you trilled the holes in the torso of doll?
And how long did it take you to finish the project?
Thanks for sharing your knowledge it is a great pleasure to see your videos!
Greetings and stay save!

[@josephpotterf9459]

looks a bit cool there still 90 degrees here today Georgia USA thanks as always

[@harryrogers]

Wow yes only 13 or so here, I just looked at a map and you are quite a lot further south, I wouldn't mind a bit of that warmth today.

[@andyo7697]

Hello Harry I have watched many of your videos with great interest.. speaking of which may I ask your opinion on leather Ratchet belts ,I know the leather if often not even Leather ..but if good quality leather was an option are those types of belts something you would consider making or is it something for you uncaptivating in some traditional rooted way. Keep up the good work.

[@harryrogers]

Hi Andy...it's not one I particularly want to explore especially as oak bark leather varies in thickness down the hide! Best wishes Harry

[@PaulSmith-rd8yc]

Harry another awesome listen. Great video. Hopefully will be building Spoonbill shortly . Guys purchase the plans and make one. It’s a great charity every little bit counts.

[@harryrogers]

Thanks very much Paul.

[@miriamsargent3428]

@@harryrogers Harry would like to purchase the plans for the spoon mule please can't find where to get the plans. Could you help, please?

[@user-se2hw3cb6b]

Coming to this video rather late. I can’t find a link to the plans for your spoon mule. Are the plans still available?
Thank you

[@jackreeves3001]

Thanks for sharing! KANSAS USA

[@billstanley5317]

Hi Harry, I do enjoy your videos. The French knife you refer to - what is the name of it - it sounded like power knife but I cannot find it referenced anywhere. Where would you find one - or did you make it? Thanks for sharing so much diverse content!

[@harryrogers]

Thanks Bill, Its a paroir.

[@billstanley5317]

@@harryrogers Thanks Harry

[@reltcl1995]

Can you show how to make the spoon mule

[@ahlersthomas]

Could you use the spoon mule to hold leather while you do a saddle stitch?

[@harryrogers]

Hi Tom, I know people who had added actual saddlers clams to the mule, it could be used as it is but it would be a bit shallow and it would be easy to over tension the jaws and damage the leather.

[@davidhawley1132]

What is that big shearing knife called? I think I'd like to make one.

[@harryrogers]

Hi I am not certain if you are referring to the drawknife or the paroir, but I hope that helps.

[@davidhawley1132]

@@harryrogers The paroir - thanks, that set me in the right direction. I found the apparently related terms 'stock knife', 'cloggers knife'.

[@geppetto1330]

Buon giorno complimenti bella spiegazione chiara bel lavoro.
Scusi potrei avere le misure o disegni per farmene uno uguale grazie .ciao e buone cose

[@harryrogers]

Buenos, gracias, mi libro es Amazon Espania.
Making A Dutch Doll by Harry Rogers