When gluing many small pieces like that, try using painters tape on one side then fold back and put the glue in from the other side. It will also hold them from sliding when you clamp. Nice project too.
Beautiful work!!! I think you would have fun using a cabinet scraper and it would save you a TON of sanding time. Plus, you would enjoy the intimacy of shaping the wood I think.
I thought about this too, but let’s say you’re cooking a stew with this. Will the glue joints fail? And making the stew inedible bec of the glue? Just curious! I figure for tossing stir frying it’ll be okay but if it’s submerged in boiling liquid might not be okay?
I have been using wooden utensils my entire life. Some are pieces glued together and others appear to be one solid piece. I use TiteBondIII wood glue, which is safe to use on cutting boards and utensils along with being water proof. Just use some common sense and the utensils will last. Just don't leave them soaking in water for extended period of times.🍻
I feel ya! That’s an older video. We get better over time :) plus YT hit me with an audio copyright and had to dub the music so it’s basically all messed up now 🤦🏼♂️ even worse for headphones and like you said aides. I’m more aware now and always working on better content this year! Appreciate you.
Great projects. You inspire me to add some of these types of spatulas to my project list. Please cut the music. Trying to listen while you are talking over the top of it is most distracting.
really liked the process for making the spoons, you explained it well, great design idea. Didn't like the body cam shots, way too jittery to watch. Otherwise enjoyable content. Sub'd
When gluing many small pieces like that, try using painters tape on one side then fold back and put the glue in from the other side. It will also hold them from sliding when you clamp. Nice project too.
put packing tape on your pine clamping boards and you'll avoid the glue headache as well
Wow! Wow! Wow! I REALLY love these cooking utensils! The color combinations looked really great! I'll be subscribing to learn more.
Love the design. One thing I use for design in the dollar store or Walmart and find one with a great design then refine it to more my liking.
awesome!! thank you im making these as Christmas presents
Thanks for the kind words. They make awesome gifts as you don't find this style in retail stores!
Personally like the Mosaic pattern the best!
Kitchen stuff sells, particularly attractive stuff.
Beautiful work!!! I think you would have fun using a cabinet scraper and it would save you a TON of sanding time. Plus, you would enjoy the intimacy of shaping the wood I think.
Nice Job!! look great
Thank you! Cheers!
Next project found. Thanks for posting. I was actually thinking of making one of these as I was cleaning my iron skillet.
Nice. I like the paste wax on the cull. I generally use wax paper.
I didn’t want to walk out to the kitchen to find wax paper 😂😂 🍻
What did you use at the end to coat it? Nice work by the way!
Cute baby!
Thank You. I might be a little biased, but I agree :)
Nice video. Inspiring.
Phenomenal. Thank you
can you use wood glue to use with food?
Nice job I like it.
Nice work
I thought about this too, but let’s say you’re cooking a stew with this. Will the glue joints fail? And making the stew inedible bec of the glue? Just curious! I figure for tossing stir frying it’ll be okay but if it’s submerged in boiling liquid might not be okay?
I have been using wooden utensils my entire life. Some are pieces glued together and others appear to be one solid piece. I use TiteBondIII wood glue, which is safe to use on cutting boards and utensils along with being water proof. Just use some common sense and the utensils will last. Just don't leave them soaking in water for extended period of times.🍻
Great video! Could you share your tips on tuning the planer to avoid snipe on short boards, as in 4:02? Thanks!
What is the best wood to use for spatula and spoon
I would stick with hardwoods!
Nice job
Appreciate the kind words! 🍻 def fun project for scraps and they make great gifts!
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The background noise was really irritating in my hearing aids, but I enjoyed the video in spite of it. Got you a new sub.
I feel ya! That’s an older video. We get better over time :) plus YT hit me with an audio copyright and had to dub the music so it’s basically all messed up now 🤦🏼♂️ even worse for headphones and like you said aides. I’m more aware now and always working on better content this year! Appreciate you.
I usually use spatulas in pans. So if it gets hot, wouldn't it be bad to have a glued spatula?
Do these hold up to the heat of boiling water?
I think you did it the hard way by not cutting the cove with the bandsaw while you still had a flat edge
love the video, but the moving camera that may of been strapped to your chest sent my a little dizzy.
Great projects. You inspire me to add some of these types of spatulas to my project list. Please cut the music. Trying to listen while you are talking over the top of it is most distracting.
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simpl and good tutorial
really liked the process for making the spoons, you explained it well, great design idea. Didn't like the body cam shots, way too jittery to watch. Otherwise enjoyable content. Sub'd
Thank you
For the comment and always appreciate constructive criticism 👍🏼
They are beautiful but really you should use Danish oil and not mineral oil.
BLO is also great for these
Never use Danish oil to a surface that will be used for food.
Nah use salad bowl finish
@@guido1534 BLO is toxic. Mineral oil is not.
Danish oil is food safe, unlike BLO. That said my favorite is beeswax and mineral oil.