| Project by ptofimpact | posted 236 days ago | 544 views | 0 times favorited | 5 comments |  |
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Have oak staves from a retired Wine Barrell, made a Very Large spoon for my Grandaughter, she goes camping in a group, and cooks in a large Cauldron over a fire. The first 2 pics are of that spoon..32 inches long, approx 4 inches at the stirring end.
The last 2 pics are of a spoon for a friend who cooks in large pots, stews, sauces, and he keeps breaking store bought. It is 18 inches long, and approx 2 3/4 at the stirring end. Both finished with Mineral Oil.
-- Pete in NC
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deadwood
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#1 posted 236 days ago
Very nice!
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lew
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#2 posted 236 days ago
Sweet!
Have a chef friend who said the same thing about store bought spoons and how poorly they are made.
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#3 posted 236 days ago
Those are great… should be a market for something so unusual.
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Milton Toal
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#4 posted 235 days ago
Finished in Mineral Oil? For food?
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ptofimpact
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#5 posted 234 days ago
Milton, have received that advice, to use it, from some seasoned woodworkers/carvers. A buddy of mine was a cook in the Army, they used it to wipe down all the Food Slicers in the mess…..
-- Pete in NC
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