@@formgjortbyJonasAls hey Jonas! I hope you are having a good day today! Btw I was curious, what part of Denmark are you from?? Near Copenhagen? Keep up the good work! A fellow spoon Carver, Pacific coast piper.
Repeat of other comments, I know … Your TOOLS are SOO SHARP … I almost cry when I see your steel form wood, your experienced eye working is a joy to behold!!!
I just recently started carving. Just completed my pocket spoon today. Also made a mug/kuksa looking hybrid and a walking stick this week. All from a white ash I felled a few months back. It's better therapy than what the VA gives me, that's for damn sure
@susanp.collins7834 it's still working out great for me! I've gotten better at carving, and have produced around 100 ornate spoons. It's calming, and helps ease the stress of life despite having sore wrists sometimes.
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وباركاته ..بعدما شاهدت فيديوهاتك فعلا إنك تقوم بعمل رائع فيما يخص النحت على الخشب فعلا عمل لاباس به ..أنا كذلك نحات على الخشب بالرغم من إمكانياتي المتواضعة فيما يخص الادوات..اتمنى لك المزيد من التألق والمثابرة .Saïd from algeries
Bonjour et merci de ce tte vidéo instructive. C’est la première fois que je vois sculpter une cuillère de cette façon. Il faut être fameusement sûr de soi pour attaquer le bois à la hachette, avec cette grande lame. Le bois que vous avez utilisé est-il du bouleau frais ? Le billot que vous employez est intéressant. Pouvez-vous me donner les dimensions de ce billot à marches ? Merci pour vos réponses et pour le partage. Michèle
This was a great video fun to watch and instructional you gave me some motivation to attempt to make some spoons this weekend hopefully no firewood 😂 also at around 3:45 the auto generated captions pick up the wood hitting the floor as applause even the wood is grateful
Moraknives are the the best alternative, because its good quality compared to the price. I would never ever ever recommend Beaver Craft. Its cheap, low quality tools. You get what you pay for. Pay a bit more for Moraknives and you'll get better tools. Later, you should buy Hans Karlsson tools :)
Jonas that is some of the best tool control I've ever seen. I'm an old school joiner & carpenter & a good axe has always been by my side, so I truly enjoyed watching you make the spoon. I would love to see a few photos of your spoon carving horse as I want to make one. My carving horse isn't suitable for spoons. Thanks for sharing. Hugo.
Hey Hugo! wow, that means a lot to me. Thank you! It's so important to have full control of your tools, especially when it comes to the axe which is a wonderful tool, but also really dangerous if you don't know what you're doing. The shavehorse is a Svante Djärv, from Sweden. I think they're some of the best. For me at least. I'll take some pictures and post it on my Instagram soon. Can't post anything here yet.. But I'm working on it. Need 500 more subscribers and 2000 more viewhours. I might get there before newyears eve i Hope :) Cheers from Denmark!
Beautiful spoon, thank you for sharing! I am very new to spoon carving and I am wondering what to put on the spoon when I am done? I am wondering what you use? Thank you for your help
was going to ask why the stop cut on one side only ... learned something very useful there what with the 90ºangle to facilitate easier stock removal on the non-stop-cut side. Hadn't seen that done before. Thx again for that bit of trickery ;)
Myron Unrau Actually, it was a total coincidence.. to show the difference but it worked out really fine as if it was on purpose. You’re welcome friend !!
Não adianta só ter as ferramentas certas e boas, tem que ter habilidade. Admiro essas pessoas que criam suas próprias obras de arte através de sua aptidão artística.
Where would you suggest I look to buy tools like this? This is completely new to me but I am interested in learning and getting some tools of the same sort to have some fun with it. Thanks for any and all input!
Hey Thomas! It depends on where you live. But I'll strongly recommend you to buy Morakniv 120 carving knife and a Morakniv 164 hook knife, a silky folding saw and Gränsfors wildlife hatchet. Then youre ready to go :) All the best - Jonas
where do you get your greenwood? the forrest ? i live in sydfyn, and lots of forrest, but i cant just start chopping down trees, also i know nothing about what kind of trees im looking at :D
I actually watched you sharpen your lathe gouges with that Tormek. Good content and tutorial. I’ll check out the hollow grind video. Really appreciate it man.
Amazing work I will soon start carving because/ thanks to people like you but well I'm a little sad because I still don't know where I will do it x) I'm living in an apartment I'm afraid my neighbors will not like it 😅
You have a great talent not just for woodworking but also for video editing. Thank you so much for putting these together. I know it isn't always easy but you instill a sense of peace within those who view your content. Side note: who made that hook/spoon knife?
It’s made using primitive way. If power tools are used to make this spoon, it would be much quicker, easier and safer. Such as grinder, jig saw, multi tool, sander, etc.
@@formgjortbyJonasAls it’s highly relying on personal skills. You have top level personal carving skills, carving this spoon is easy for you, but it’s not easy for me, as a initial beginner. If I did it, I would use lathe to cut the handle to a smaller diameter, use jig saw to cut the spoon part; then I would use grinder with wood cutting bowel to make the curvy part. At the last stage I would use a few different sanders or sanding machines to trim it. This is my way. I believe that the special primitive tools you used are very expensive.
@@formgjortbyJonasAlsI finished my very first spoon a month ago. I can't remember clearly but I seem to recall I used to teeth to carve out some of the detail. Lacking an axe and just about everything else required to make a spoon...
Beautiful work, but if you’d of used a bandsaw to cut out your initial shape, you could have gotten two spoons outta that one block instead of one and a big pile of waste.
Any change on giving more info on the work station you're sitting on? I just started spoon carving just holding the piece of wood but i love the setup you got to keep it clamped down ...
I think the axe is Hans Karlsson: www.klensmide.se/tools-for-woodworking The twca cam may be Nic Westermann: nicwestermann.co.uk/ Not sure about the knife... Maybe Morakniv?: morakniv.se/en/usagearea/woodcarving/ Good luck! 😊
no talking, no bgm. just carving sound. it's so good. plz upload more soft carving sound video
Thank you very much buddy! :)
I’ll make a new carving video next week!
@@formgjortbyJonasAls hey Jonas! I hope you are having a good day today! Btw I was curious, what part of Denmark are you from?? Near Copenhagen? Keep up the good work! A fellow spoon Carver, Pacific coast piper.
I Turn a Rusty Nail into a little Hunting Knife!!!!
Yes, its nice
@@pacificcoastpiper3949 2 years later.. Sorry! hehe. Yeah, 40 minutes in car from Copenhagen, Northern Zealand.
Repeat of other comments, I know … Your TOOLS are SOO SHARP … I almost cry when I see your steel form wood, your experienced eye working is a joy to behold!!!
These kind of videos are the best. No unnecessary talking, just carving. Nice
I just recently started carving. Just completed my pocket spoon today. Also made a mug/kuksa looking hybrid and a walking stick this week. All from a white ash I felled a few months back. It's better therapy than what the VA gives me, that's for damn sure
Hows it going now, 2 years later? You certainly have the right idea!
@susanp.collins7834 it's still working out great for me! I've gotten better at carving, and have produced around 100 ornate spoons. It's calming, and helps ease the stress of life despite having sore wrists sometimes.
Learned a lot. More axe, sharper tools. Wow thank you!!
That's good to hear Tom!
So therapeutic.... Beautiful work...
Incredible. I could watch that all day. It’s mesmerising. Beautiful spoon too. Thank you.
Best axe work ever!
Thanks a lot Harris! It’s take a few chops to understand such a great tool as the axe.
Very nice work. You carve with a speed and ferocity I've never seen before. Comes from years of experience no doubt.
Andrew, sorry for the super delayed response! Thank you, yeah its at least 1000 spoons and thousands of axe and knife shavings later ;)
Go and watch the end of Robin Woods axe sharpening video, knocks out a blank it just over a min, that's the way
Great control!
Very satisfying watching a sharp knife cut wood :)
Thanks for sharing!
He makes it look so easy..
Yeah, What a terrible person 😉
What a beautiful spoon you have made ,incredible skill my friend ,I must try to make a shave horse looks very useful to have !
Hello Nidge!
Thank you very much, it means a lot. Yeah, you should. It’s an incredibly helpful tool, along with a drawknife.
Love your work. I like no talking, just getting busy carving. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much Jane!
I think that’s the style from now on ;)
You have your life down to a fine Art,as far as i can See! Well Done.
Thank you buddy ;)
@@formgjortbyJonasAls You deserved that Compliment & you are very welcome buddy :)
Thank you for sharing your process, tools and different techniques 👌
You’re welcome Maurice! 🙂
I’m glad you like it. It’s my most successful video so far. I’ll keep the spooncarving videos coming 🤘🏻
Spectacular spoon! 🥄👏😀
Amazingly accurate axe strokes
Took me 10.000 of them at least to get it right! ;)
I know jeez that is serious skill as of itself
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وباركاته ..بعدما شاهدت فيديوهاتك فعلا إنك تقوم بعمل رائع فيما يخص النحت على الخشب فعلا عمل لاباس به ..أنا كذلك نحات على الخشب بالرغم من إمكانياتي المتواضعة فيما يخص الادوات..اتمنى لك المزيد من التألق والمثابرة .Saïd from algeries
Your tools are so sharp, it makes it look like your carving a spoon from Parmesan cheese
Shhhh, it is Parmasan 😂💪🏻😉
@@formgjortbyJonasAls A spoon that you can eat with Spaghetti! I love it! ;)
It looked like he was peeling a banana at one point. Infinity edge.
Look at those tools!!
good job !!!
Thanks a lot Matthieu!
Amazing!!!
Everything done without using electronic tools is very nice ,greetings from Turkey
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Your skill with that ax and adze is amazing great work
Thank you Phil! I really appreciate it 💪🏻🙂
Fantastic control you have with the axe and knives. Impressive.
Bonjour et merci de ce tte vidéo instructive. C’est la première fois que je vois sculpter une cuillère de cette façon. Il faut être fameusement sûr de soi pour attaquer le bois à la hachette, avec cette grande lame. Le bois que vous avez utilisé est-il du bouleau frais ? Le billot que vous employez est intéressant. Pouvez-vous me donner les dimensions de ce billot à marches ? Merci pour vos réponses et pour le partage. Michèle
Non - c'est l'erable.
Beautiful design perfectly executed
Another cool video. Keep up the good work
Thanks buddy! It means a lot!
This was a great video fun to watch and instructional you gave me some motivation to attempt to make some spoons this weekend hopefully no firewood 😂 also at around 3:45 the auto generated captions pick up the wood hitting the floor as applause even the wood is grateful
Wonderful and peaceful. Could you share some details on your bench where you are doing the shaving? Very nice.
Thanks a lot Kurt!
It’s a Svante Djärv shave horse. I love this design, works super great for me and my setup :)
Superrr !
The Best !
Aloha, I'm a budget woodworker can you recommend a cost friendly carving kit? Love this spoon!
Try beaver craft
@@bubbamike9648 thanks
Moraknives are the the best alternative, because its good quality compared to the price. I would never ever ever recommend Beaver Craft. Its cheap, low quality tools. You get what you pay for. Pay a bit more for Moraknives and you'll get better tools.
Later, you should buy Hans Karlsson tools :)
@@formgjortbyJonasAls thank you!
Great chopping block! Love the spoon design too. Thanks for sharing!
Very nice. Interesting that you used a stop cut on one side of the neck but not the other.?
Yeah, it's easier for me as I'm right handed.
Awesome and love the shave house too
It's a Svante Djärv. My favorite shavehorse :)
Awesome!
Awesome job 👍👍👍✌️
Great technique well photographed. Thanks
Jonas that is some of the best tool control I've ever seen. I'm an old school joiner & carpenter & a good axe has always been by my side, so I truly enjoyed watching you make the spoon. I would love to see a few photos of your spoon carving horse as I want to make one. My carving horse isn't suitable for spoons. Thanks for sharing. Hugo.
Hey Hugo!
wow, that means a lot to me. Thank you! It's so important to have full control of your tools, especially when it comes to the axe which is a wonderful tool, but also really dangerous if you don't know what you're doing.
The shavehorse is a Svante Djärv, from Sweden. I think they're some of the best. For me at least.
I'll take some pictures and post it on my Instagram soon. Can't post anything here yet.. But I'm working on it. Need 500 more subscribers and 2000 more viewhours. I might get there before newyears eve i Hope :)
Cheers from Denmark!
Thank you very much for sharing, much appreciated.
Happy New Year !! All the best.
Brother got some SERIOUS SKILLS.
Thank you buddy! I’ll make a new carving video tomorrow. How to carve a scoop or mini kuksa :)
Beautiful
It's like therapy ❤️
Ensian Blåfugl So is it to make 💪🏻😉
4:34
NICE !!!
Thank you for the video, fine work. I really like the bench you used, do you have any plans or videos about making one?
Jealous on how skilled you are in using your axe.
Can you give some more information on which type and brand of carving knives you use?
It's just about hours upon hours of practice buddy. It scares me too when I watch it on video :D
love the spoon, but I subscribed for the shave horse. Did you design that?
Buen día!!excelente video !!!que madera es?
Beautiful spoon, thank you for sharing! I am very new to spoon carving and I am wondering what to put on the spoon when I am done? I am wondering what you use? Thank you for your help
Hello Christine 💪🏻🙂
Thank you very much. I use cold pressed linseed oil and beeswax.
Super work
well done!
Отличная работа брат 👍
Люксично !
Thanks Vladimir!
Nice work！I tried with dry hard maple and it was so difficult to deal with😓too hard
was going to ask why the stop cut on one side only ... learned something very useful there what with the 90ºangle to facilitate easier stock removal on the non-stop-cut side. Hadn't seen that done before. Thx again for that bit of trickery ;)
Myron Unrau Actually, it was a total coincidence.. to show the difference but it worked out really fine as if it was on purpose. You’re welcome friend !!
Não adianta só ter as ferramentas certas e boas, tem que ter habilidade. Admiro essas pessoas que criam suas próprias obras de arte através de sua aptidão artística.
God I love wood craft so much.
That's so good to hear! Thanks! ;)
Super hyggelige og lærerige videoer du laver 😊 Håber at du laver en video omkring den runde ske 🙏🏻
Hey!
Tusind tak! Jeg skal nok lave en video med runde skeer 🙏🏻😊🤘🏻
Beautiful work! Did you build your own shavehorse? If so, do you have the plans> If so, are they available?
Wow very talented man (and that wood seems realy hard
Great job on the video. Very talented woodworking. Love your shave horse. Any way to see more details on it? Very unique. Keep up the great work.
what do you use as a finish when you are done? linseed oil?
Yeah man, coldpressed linseed oil and beeswax 💪🏻
DO you have to oil the spoon? What oil do you use?
Hi Jonas, I like your technique and greatly enjoy your videos. Tell me please, who makes your draw knife and where can I purchase one? Thanks!
Hi Scott. The drawknife is from the swedish toolmaker Svante Djärv :-)
Awesome video! I was wondering what your work bench/clamp is called. Thanks! :)
Hey Connie :)
It's called a shavehorse. Dated back to before year 0.
@@formgjortbyJonasAls Thank you! :)
When you describe maple green do you mean it is freshly cut sapwood?
All freshly cut, using both heart and sap 💪🏻
@@formgjortbyJonasAls Thank you
Very beautiful..
Where would you suggest I look to buy tools like this? This is completely new to me but I am interested in learning and getting some tools of the same sort to have some fun with it. Thanks for any and all input!
Hey Thomas!
It depends on where you live. But I'll strongly recommend you to buy Morakniv 120 carving knife and a Morakniv 164 hook knife, a silky folding saw and Gränsfors wildlife hatchet. Then youre ready to go :)
All the best
- Jonas
@@formgjortbyJonasAls thank you so much !!
So if I can't get the same brand of blades over where I am what do you recommend ? I already heard you worn against beavercraft.
i like to see this one..thanks
A wonderful spoon. I also do carpentry just like you!
I Turn a Rusty Nail into a little Hunting Knife!!!!
th-cam.com/video/nnC1TFMa36o/w-d-xo.html
where do you get your greenwood? the forrest ? i live in sydfyn, and lots of forrest, but i cant just start chopping down trees, also i know nothing about what kind of trees im looking at :D
She is a beautiful thing.
Do you sell these would love to have 2 of them
Jonas, make 2 stopcuts, one above the other.
Asmr with godamn video tutorial
Great video man. Do you keep a Scandinavian grind on your blade you’re using at 22:30 when you’re working on the handle end? (Sloyd knife?)
Yeah man. For carving, scandi grind is the only way to go. Don't ever make a microbevel on your knives.
Thanks!
Eventually you can make a hollow grind, with a round stone, for example with a tormek. I got a video with that 👍🏻
I actually watched you sharpen your lathe gouges with that Tormek. Good content and tutorial. I’ll check out the hollow grind video. Really appreciate it man.
Amazing work I will soon start carving because/ thanks to people like you but well I'm a little sad because I still don't know where I will do it x) I'm living in an apartment I'm afraid my neighbors will not like it 😅
Muy buen video.Qué madera has usado para esta cuchara?
You have a great talent not just for woodworking but also for video editing. Thank you so much for putting these together. I know it isn't always easy but you instill a sense of peace within those who view your content. Side note: who made that hook/spoon knife?
Thank you for sharing! What kind of wood was that?
It’s made using primitive way. If power tools are used to make this spoon, it would be much quicker, easier and safer. Such as grinder, jig saw, multi tool, sander, etc.
And more ridiculous 🙂
@@formgjortbyJonasAls it’s highly relying on personal skills. You have top level personal carving skills, carving this spoon is easy for you, but it’s not easy for me, as a initial beginner. If I did it, I would use lathe to cut the handle to a smaller diameter, use jig saw to cut the spoon part; then I would use grinder with wood cutting bowel to make the curvy part. At the last stage I would use a few different sanders or sanding machines to trim it. This is my way. I believe that the special primitive tools you used are very expensive.
@@formgjortbyJonasAlsI finished my very first spoon a month ago. I can't remember clearly but I seem to recall I used to teeth to carve out some of the detail. Lacking an axe and just about everything else required to make a spoon...
Beautiful work, but if you’d of used a bandsaw to cut out your initial shape, you could have gotten two spoons outta that one block instead of one and a big pile of waste.
How long does the process take would you say?
great video! can i ask, how green is this wood? it seems pretty dry and so I am curious. thanks!
when he sawed through it, I thought the same thing, doesn't look too green!
but then when he put it on the shave horse, it peels away like green wood does
Any change on giving more info on the work station you're sitting on? I just started spoon carving just holding the piece of wood but i love the setup you got to keep it clamped down ...
I Turn a Rusty Nail into a little Hunting Knife!!!!
th-cam.com/video/nnC1TFMa36o/w-d-xo.html
Hi im about to start carving do you mind telling me where do you buy your wood.
Thanks nice work
If it is for carving, it’s out in the woods. Freshly carved unseasoned wood.
Thanks you have inspired me quite a bit you are really good at what you do
Wood very strong! Oak?
Maple.
Добрый день. Что за дерево?
where I can buy this tools? do u have a link of some page?
I think the axe is Hans Karlsson: www.klensmide.se/tools-for-woodworking
The twca cam may be Nic Westermann:
nicwestermann.co.uk/
Not sure about the knife... Maybe Morakniv?: morakniv.se/en/usagearea/woodcarving/
Good luck! 😊
👍👍👍
At 7:40 what tool were you using
It's a Svante Djärv medium sized drawknife. Lovely tool.
Amazing Video.Greetings from Hungary (Őrség) i love it....(Sub)
Witch Wood do you use for the spoon? And it's a good Video.
Thank you Benni 🙂 It’s maple which I use a lot because it’s dense, hard and superb for wooden treen.
@@formgjortbyJonasAls ok thank you.
when you make a hole in the spoon with a tool it feels very satisfying
👍👍👌👌👌👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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Awesome! 🌳🥄
Who's the toolmaker of this beautiful ax ?
Guillaum Gibault Julia kalthoff
That’s Julia Kalthof. She makes amazing axes 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Thank you!
Интересно материял с какого дерево,ясень,тополь или клён👍