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Wow!!!!!!! Excellent demo thanks, easy to understand and follow. Have subscribed and will binge watch all your videos now😂

Exactly what I was looking for, many thanks! Stop making my spoons look shit tho 😂

Hi, can you tell me if your wood is green or dry? I really like maple but can only get dry maple wood in my country, could you achieve that using dry wood? Thanks..

Its that kolrosing pen from the company named Pinewoods?

Great video, love to see more!

This was fantastic!

Although 3 years ago, I'm guessing that you are still out there somewhere 🤔. You use finely ground coffee for pigment, but, do you use jar coffee granuals crushed or is it filter coffee powder fresh or used ??. Hope you can help me out. Cheers Les.

I like a gently sloping shoulder where the bowl meets the handle of the spoon, myself...

Looks absolutely brilliant 👏, great pattern too, looks like it could try the patient 's of a saint to do. What is your colouring medium ? Coffee grounds or tea bag grouts ?? Very impressive piece of workmanship thanks for sharing. Les.

No - you're not drawing 1cm marks - you're drawing 1/2cm marks.

Try a final polish with abrasive wood polish like Yorkshire Grit. That should remove any unwanted staining from around the actual kolrosing without damaging the kolrosing.

I have a set of the tiniest micro-screwdrivers you EVER saw. Cost me almost diddly at the local Chinese shop. I sanded the tips into blades. The narrowest is about 1mm wide. They kolrose like a DREAM. The trick is to slide the 'blade' in at an angle. That cuts across the fibre and minimizes slippage. Goes in like butter and the narrowest tip takes the most minute and sharp curve. Easy peasy lemon squeezy. Oh, and to make the wood softer? Spray your wood with a 50/50 solution of 91% alcohol and water.

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This is a great instructional video! The best so far. Everything is clear and easy to follow. Thank you!

Great job bro! Thank you so much for this.

If you could keep the work within the camera frame I would watch more of your channel.

Hello, thank you so much for this very informative and inspiring video!! I can't wait to make some more spoons so I can try it out. I've already drawn a few different patterns on paper and am excited to try it out on wood! I also appreciate your spoons...really nice. Just a bit of feedback: the focus issue (as you know), that was a drag; for a good chunk of time there was a glare on the handle so even if it was focused, we couldn't really see it very well; and lastly I would suggest that when you hold the spoon up to the camera for a closer look, you hold it still rather than moving it back and forth. I hope you hear all this feedback as really just me saying, "I really enjoy looking at your work!!" Thanks again!

Thank you! You explain very well! Cheers 👍

Bonjour et merci pour cette vidéo instructive, vous m’effrayez à l’idée d’exposer vos doigts sans protection si proche du ciseau ! Votre technique paraît efficace. Pourquoi frottez-vous le travail avec une pierre si pierre il y a ? Je pensais que vos alliez mettre en relief plus important votre sculpture. Merci d’avoir montré la façon de s’y prendre pour dessiner directement sur le bois. Quel type de bois avez-vous utilisé pour former la cuillère ? Il ne ressemble pas au tilleul, ce bois doit-il être sec pour être travaillé ? Merci pour le partage et vos réponses, Michèle

I cannot thank you enough for this short, detailed, clear, and concise example on how to design a basket weave. Thank you.

This video and your detailed instructions are excellent help for me. I will treasure it for sure as I journey in my spoon carving. Thank you so much Carlos. Blessings from the Philippines 🇵🇭

Thank you so much Carlos for sharing this video and your skills. I learned a lot. I am excited to apply the insights and principles you shared. The finishing and burnishing of the project is interesting. Blessings to you from the Philippines 🇵🇭

thanks, great and simple explanation

This is good stuff. You look like you may come from the Adam Hawker school of spoon carving... oop... and also a bit of Barn, too, if I had to guess. Eh? 🙂👍👍

That's very nice work, man. 👍👍 Both the kolrosing and the spoon. Have you ever tried plunging the point of your blade straight in, producing a wedge shaped end to the line, where one line meets a perpendicular line? This can create a very dynamic effect, when kolrosing woven patterns. If you're interested, I can make a quick video of some of the spoons where I've used this technique.

Excellent work

Thanks I like😊 good job 52:21

Great tutorial.

Gorgeous ❤

so i cant wash the spoon without taking the dirt out

Wow 😮

Ooh, exciting to see you back

Looks amazing

A rather important note, tung oil is food safe (and very durable) once oxidized. But during the oxidization (15-30 days, depending on how many layers) it is actually toxic. Edit, please please do your research before using oils, especially if you're planning in putting it in your mouth

Never sharpen the inside, you sharpen the actual bevel cutting edge on the outside of the knife, it’s a single edge tool

I'm an 87 yr old grandmother can you explain "jus the tip"

Brilliant🎉

Nice!

Watched your tutorial and you really explained the process of Kolrosing in easy to understand detail. Purchased the tool fron Valley Forge designed by Dell Stubes and going to try some designs on Opinel #8 pocket knives. Starting simple at first and hopefully progress. Thanks for a great tutorial video.

Whats a good knife to get, please?

Called a chevron !!!

But…when you say you are excited you actually sound very calm and relaxed. 😂 nice video.

Bonjour très bon travail du grand art merci

It’s been awhile, hope you have something in the works!

oat - Canadian? Good vid!

Great tutorial! Thanks from Norway.

I loved watching this! Shame about the focus sometimes but it’s all good, I really enjoy the relaxed style ‘ops I dropped my spoon’ 😅 Now I need to buy a kolrosing-knife and come up with a makers mark 🧐🧐🧐 Big thanks for the inspiration and tutorial

I really like the mountain design in the kilrosing

Thank you. Your presentation was very helpf.

If you will take a heat gun to your straps and heat that compound you scrap it right off