Carving an Intricate Love Spoon! BeaverCraft Love Spoon Carving Kit
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- Опубликовано: 11 дек 2022
- Carving spoons is a wonderful hobby, but sometimes creating more intricate and beautiful patterns into the spoons bring them to the next level!
In this video, I am trying out Beavercrafts Love Spoon Wood Carving Kit! With the "help" from my cat Milo. It was a fun, yet rigorous project.
For those of you who are looking to do the project yourself, here are what I used in the video:
Beavercraft Love Spoon Carving Kit: amzn.to/3VN3hTX
Beavercraft S50X - Deluxe Large Wood Carving Set : amzn.to/3Pk0sHR
Beavercraft SC05 - Palm gouge Kit: amzn.to/3W9LN41
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or those of you who are looking to do the project yourself, here are what I used in the video:
Beavercraft Love Spoon Carving Kit: amzn.to/3VN3hTX
Beavercraft S50X - Deluxe Large Wood Carving Set : amzn.to/3Pk0sHR
Beavercraft SC05 - Palm gouge Kit: amzn.to/3W9LN41
I love how you don’t edit out your mistakes like other creators might. It really drives home that it’s ok to make mistakes, nothing has to be perfect.
I try to be as real as possible, plus making mistakes and working around them is part of the fun!
I love how you just did a woodcarving speedrun, it's fun to watch you work.
Wow, what an intricate spoon. The Tick would be proud!
The only thing i can whittle is a pointy stick, yet with your videos i’ve been progressing allot with basic shapes and figures thank you. Your videos are also just really relaxing to watch
I love you man,you inspired me with your Art.Much Love from Romania!
The spoon is pretty. Well done!
Thanks!
Thanks for checking out our kit 😇
Of course! Thanks for making such wonderful kits!
Looks so good, it would be a great gift to give to someone. Started whittling only 3 months ago so something this intricate has to wait
Thank you for another amazing video. I just started carving myself. Definitely your videos that have gotten me into all this . Thank you once again 👍🔥
That was beautiful to watch
just sending hearts 🥺❤️❤️ thanks for the new video!!
Good tutorial about wood grain
How cute! Thinking about getting this as a gift for my bf, always wanted to pick up wood carving as a hobby. Also my kitty is named Milo too! Twins haha
1:54
So uh I wished I watched this sooner because I am currently recovering an injury of almost chopping the whole pad of my finger off.
Learned my lesson lol
ooch, ya it happens. Ive done it myself.
Great work with the vids and projects keep up the good work
I found this channel today and im already loving it, thinking of getting into whittling! Your like the Bob Ross of whittling!
That does look fun
Loved the video! neat little kit. Haven't been whittling myself lately since i got my lathe. But still love to watch!
Show us the cat!.
Hey! i love your channel, i want to buy the kit u recommend from amazon, with the basswood and stuff.
thanks for sharing! greetings from Chile!.
He was too quick for me to film him! He knows how to avoid the camera :)
nice video, the dala horse kit would make a great Christmas video.
I will be ordering my first kit today and learn this craft. For a kit to include band aids is not a good sign. Lol 😂
Wowowow that’s not a beginner carving but nice job👍🏻it’s a small spoon🤷🏻♂️
Could you please!! make a tutorial on how to make a simple kiwi bird🙏🙏.
Love your videos btw.
cool
Hi. I got some palm carving tools a couple of months ago, but I haven't been able to find many tutorials for beginner patterns to try. Do you have more vids on palm carving?
Also, I made my family whittle gnome keyrings as extra gifts this year thanks to your gnome whittling tutorial. Many thanks. 😁
I have plans on making some videos on using them next year :) had some patterns created for it as well that I will be posting up some time soon.
@@CarvingisFun Oh sweet. I'll hit that alert button too. Keep me up to date. Thanks again for the vids.
Hey! Love your videos, I started carving about a year and a half ago in lockdown as a pass time and I started to really get into it so I thought about buying a kit but when I looked at the price I realised I definitely couldn't afford it so I'd like to know how you afford things like your s50 I would like to know things like if you mainly use the money you make from RUclips or if you have a day job as well or if you just had to save for a long time.
This channel has afforded me many options and does provide me with some income that I put back into the channel in the form of tools and supplies. Also, I have a good job that allows me some extra expendable income.
Hoping all is well 🙏🏻🌄🗡️
Wow that is really cool, How many years have you been whittling?
Ive been doing all forms of carving as a hobby for a couple decades now.
Hi, I am new to carving and I am wanting to buy some palm chisels, Many people on youtube are really pushing Flexcut. I own their detail knife, their skew detail knife and a micro "V" tool. I am not sure I want to spend $100.00 for 4 flexcut palm tools I might not like. I like the feel of the small handle but not the flexing of the metal shaft when I apply pressure on the tool . I have been considering buying the Beavercraft Palm chisel set on Amazon because they look much more sturdy (Shaft wont bend). I am just a bit nervous about the purchase as the blade looks thin where it enters the handle. I am also not sure if they will hold up to harder woods like Cherry, Maple and Walnut with out breaking. They look good and the price is right at $70.00 on amazon. I am a Disabled Vet on disability so price can be an issue. I am also considering buying their C17P Universal pro detail knife. Have you ever used this knife. Any way. can you help me make up my mind. I want to buy these tools but I am just a bit on the fence and need a little guidance. I would love to see more of your videos where you use the Beavercraft palm chisel set. Thank you for your help.
It looks terrific (Milo's guidance was a plus). (Now 2-2023... is this your last carving? We miss your talent.
Not my last one, just been sooooooo busy lately. I have plenty of projects lined up but not the time to do them at the moment. Also trying not to be a hermit and making attempts at being social sometimes lol.
@@CarvingisFun hard, I agree. Lol.
Last time we chatted, I was in a tool shed whittling every night.
I still have the pieces you sent me, and a Ryobi flex shaft now.
I bounce between wood and gem carving and polishing too.
Are you into that kinda stuff?
I wasn't until I tried it, and on days I don't have a push to carve, I have the second hobby to switch to.
I feel like you are prolly amazing at carving rocks.
I almost feel like you've talked about rock carving?
I might be crazy though. Lol.
I moved a few hundred miles, into the middle of nowhere, since the last time we chatted.
Life is a journey.
Hope this year is an amazing one for you.
Yep, Ive done pleny if stone carving and love it!
Glad to hear you are still at it. Much luck on your journeys!
Thank you for doing this. Makes me want to try it, but looks a bit complicated for a beginner. Don’t know if I’m ready for it yet. But it’s something to look forward to. So beautiful and intricate. (So curious, what is your day job?? You’re such a creative person with your wood and stones. Just wonder if you work in the arts)
My day job? I'm a manufacturing engineer with an electrical engineering background lol. Def not what most expect!
@@CarvingisFun you def have a great combination then. The arts on the one hand and the technical, methodical, structured on the other. Thanks for sharing!
For someone looking to whittle smaller detailed products, would you recommend getting the kn53 or the kn13 and 14? is the kn53 versatile enough to be both a roughing and detailing knife? Or maybe something entirely different like the KN500 3-Knife Starter Set? Just hoping to get your input :)
I personally like my kn13 and 14, but the KN500 is a great all around set that will cover everything you need for some small stuff
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Hello i was Wondering if you culd do a review of 1 3/8" DHK DETAIL CARVING KNIFE
I actually have some but haven't gotten around to playing with them yet. I wont be doing a regular review but more like anothet comparison at thevend of the year
Been a while since i commented ... But as always awsome video... Woulda liked to see it done with just the kit stuff but hey got to enjoy the video just the same.... Cheers
Thanks!
I have so many different tools I really just want to use them all as much as possible :)
@@CarvingisFun i totally get it lol... Sometimes we get so meby tools we just wanna play with them all on the same progect
How do you afford things like you s50? Just curious. Love ur videos, I hope you continue making content for years to come
This channel has afforded me many options and does provide me with some income that I put back into the channel in the form of tools and supplies. Also, I have a good job that allows me some extra expendable income.
@@CarvingisFun thank you for answering and Merry Christmas!
Wasn't there a livestream recently? I thought I saw it and wanted to view it later, but I can't see the VOD here.
I was having some technical difficulties. It kept shutting down on its own. Gotta figure that one out
@@CarvingisFun Ah, okay. Good luck!
i was wondering where you got the wood cus it is extremely hard to find for me for some reason
I can try n help ya, what country do you live in?
Hi, nice videos- I’m subbed. I tried replicating this but it all fell apart when removing the inner gaps. Could you please reaveal which technique you used to managed that?
it was really just a bunch of patience. The entire video was about 3 to 4 hours long, with 2 to 3 hours of it being just making the holes. I just started in the center and started to make deeper and deeper triangular cuts from both directions until they met and had a hole in the middle. then I started to widen from there to make the desired shape.
Is that cat picture of a flame point siamese?
Yeppers! spot on identification :)
Hey man I just bought a carving kit from beavercraft. I bought a strop as well assuming that was alll I needed. but holy crap this knife feels unusable. I don't think I'm a weak person but I cannot cut through this wood no matter what angle I go at (with the knife and with respect to the grain), how much I strop, or how much force I put in. I feel like I'm not even cutting. I'm just brute forcing wood slivers off. I work out and I have pretty strong forearms so I don't think its because I'm weak.
Are the beavercraft knives just garbage? I'm ordering a flexicut knife cause trying to carve a little piece of basswood was miserable. took me an hour just to get a centimeter or so shaved off.
I have recently heard hit or miss with beavercraft stuff, but all the ones I've gotten in were quite nice.
Still, flexcut is a step above beavercraft and I do like them better if I feel like affording them.
The other aspect is maybe your wood is a bit hard. What wood did you buy? Not all basswood is processed equally and many are really really hard to work with.
Hey could you make a something for motherday
Hey I have a real love spoon
You should have shown how impossible it is to eat with a spoon that deep.
Yet everyone carves them that way.
Oh trust me, I'm aware. I actually like to cut the spoon blanks length wise to make for a shallower spoons so you can use them for every day stuff, otherwise its just a soup spoon.
If u see this, I am begging you!! Could u possibly carve a platypus with the 1x1x4
I do have it on my ideas list, but not sure when I will get to it. Have you attempted it yourself yet? I find that making the attempt yourself if it is something you really desire quite satisfying regardless of the outcome
@Carving is Fun yeah thats what I love about this channels name being, "carving is fun!" (Unless you have a Milo that gets in your way🙃.) Encourages me to know that if I fail at an idea, It's fun so I'll try again!
Failure always has such an unnecessary negative emotion applied to the word by society. We are taught not to fail, but this leads to people to not attempt to succeed as well.
My background is engineering, without the many failures of development we would have never gotten to where we are today. I fail on a weekly basis, sometimes on a daily basis. But I keep trying something to get past the hurdles to my goal.
Even in my carvings my mess ups or failures arent negative. I learn something from them and keep moving forward with new knowlage. Plus, who doesn't like chipping off wood in such a satisfying way?
I have a feeling that I need to make a video on this subject....
Have you abandoned this channel? So sad that it’s been such a long time since your last video.
Naw, life is pulling me in all directions right now. Currently in the middle of filming a video and shoud finish filming this weekend. Then gota edit it
have you abandoned the channel? it's been 5 months..
Naw, life has been pulling me in all directions. Currently in the middle of another video and should finish filming this weekend