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Cut the blank out on bandsaw and hand-sanded the rest of it. Took 2 hours to sand/shape it down but it turned out well.
Made out of sassafras. Measures 12’’ long and “spoon” itself is 2’’ across x 3’’ long.
Applied 4 coats of mineral oil to it. It’s a surprise for my sister. Thanks for looking.
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lew
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#1 posted 429 days ago
That’s a nice big spoon- great for stirring chili or like my my Mom who used to use on my bottom on a regular basis.
Have you had any trouble with sassafras? I have heard some folks are allergic to it?
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#2 posted 428 days ago
Very nice job I’ll take two
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#3 posted 428 days ago
Cool spoon.
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#4 posted 428 days ago
Much better than my first
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#5 posted 428 days ago
Simple project——very useful tool
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