| Project by SugarbeatCo | posted 413 days ago | 627 views | 2 times favorited | 6 comments |  |
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Here’s a little Birch spoon made mostly on the lathe, the bowl of the spoon was carved with the dremel. Sanded smooth and finished with mineral oil and beeswax. The black lines were burnt with copper wire. We got the wood from a neighbor who had the tree laying in his yard over a week.Thanks for looking, this was a fun little project.
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MShort
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#1 posted 413 days ago
Very nice work on your spoon. Thanks.
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Jim Jakosh
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#2 posted 413 days ago
Cool job on that spoon!. Those spoons are very appreciated by cooks that want a decent handle to hold onto and a good volume in the spoon area. Nice work. thanks for sharing!!!!!!!!!!!!...Jim
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#3 posted 413 days ago
Love the fine details and shape of your spoon : ) I hope mine come out as well as yours did !
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#4 posted 413 days ago
Nice work! I like the burned in lines from your copper wire.
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#5 posted 412 days ago
Nice detail on the handle. How long is the spoon?
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SugarbeatCo
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#6 posted 412 days ago
Thanks everyone! The spoon is about 10” long, handle is about 5/8” thick to 3/4” at the widest, bowl is almost 2” wide x about 3” in length. Real comfy in the hand.
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