Forging A Spoon

[@sdunca4864]

Bravo- very fluid- it is appreciated! Old Guy trying my hand at this- thanks for putting your process up. Subscribed and thanks again!

[@hepburn118]

Beautiful work my mate, gave me a way to bend the handle for the spoons I'm working on too. So, thank you for that.

[@beaubeckett6045]

No Problem, Thanks for watching.

[@kalkirby2004]

i want to see you do the fork that was a great video love the spoon

[@beaubeckett6045]

Thanks. I may do the fork video someday down the road.

[@roccospicoli]

@@beaubeckett6045 Please do the fork

[@beaubeckett6045]

I will put that on the videos to do list!

[@SchysCraftCo.]

Very nice job. Those forged out very well there. Hopefully you get great use out of them for many years to come my friend. Can't wait to see more videos soon. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge On. Fab On. Weld On. Keep Making. God Bless.

[@beaubeckett6045]

Thanks. These were mild steel and I worry a bit about rust. I think I will try one made of stainless steel next and give it some day to day use to see how it holds up.

[@connororiley1116]

Made my first spoon a couple of days ago without instructions and it looked awful. With these instructions my second spoon is hopefully going to both look and function like a spoon. Thanks!

[@beaubeckett6045]

Good luck on your next spoon. A few special tools make a big difference.

[@theojilderts9729]

Also gives you your daily iron...blacksmith
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[@karlnepp2140]

Yes, you can...

[@beaubeckett6045]

Thanks!

[@abittwisted]

I saw a fork in the opening image. Do you have a vid on how you made that fork?

[@beaubeckett6045]

Not yet. It is on my list of videos to do.

[@onegreenev]

@@beaubeckett6045 Still waiting for that fork. I’ll have time now to experiment since I have retired.