Simple Teaspoon Carving

[@roymartin3433]

Nicely done. Never thought about using a stone for burnishing. Although it does make sense. A new subscriber.

[@whittle_with_rik]

Thank you for the sub! I found it the easiest tool to use and plus it’s a free. Any ideas of what you would like me to carve/whittle next?

[@SkrewEye]

I would call that a turning saw. Ancestor of the modern coping saw.

[@whittle_with_rik]

Thanks 🙏🏼

[@e-VRC]

Wow that ggrandads saw 👌 love the instructional content 👍👍

[@whittle_with_rik]

Thank you! Yeah it’s my dad’s grandads saw, so I’m thinking 1920’s.

[@clairegarbett6469]

Looks great in the salt pig too! 🙌🏼❤️

[@whittle_with_rik]

Thank you 🙏🏼 yes it does!

[@Thatsgoodprice]

Great video, loved the history behind the burnishing! Can you carve a serving spoon?

[@whittle_with_rik]

Thanks for the comment, yeah sure!

[@Momoka7]

That kind of saw is all over the world. I know them in German as Spannsäge or Gestellsäge, but you also find those in China as example. I seen versions of it in Europe, Africa and Asia, though in America you don't find those and you din't find them in Japan.

[@whittle_with_rik]

Good to know Danke

[@SteveMillward-j9h]

Where abouts in the country are you?

[@whittle_with_rik]

Hi Steve, I’m in Wolverhampton, what gave it away … 😂

[@boots869]

This is not green wood working...

[@whittle_with_rik]

Yes unfortunately not, it was a beautiful bit of walnut though 👍🏻

[@SinfulSkinsLeather]

thats a Bucksaw

[@whittle_with_rik]

Thanks @sinfulskinsleather 👍🏻

[@Skylinedark]

You are going to end up in hospital without a cut proof glove. Otherwise good video.

[@whittle_with_rik]

Thank you 👍🏻 I’m glad you said that, look out for my next video 😉

[@bigbearwoodshack]

If you know what you're doing, then cutting yourself is actually very minimal. Speaking from experience.