"The Slöjd Tradition" with Jögge Sundqvist - Preview
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- Preview of The Slöjd Tradition with Jögge Sundqvist
Learn some of the methods and techniques behind Slöjd, the self sufficient
tradition from Sweden that emphasizes hand work and handicraft. Jögge Sundqvist walks you through the process of making a spatula and a cheese board from green wood. He also demonstrates different types of letter carving and decorative carving.
This video is available in both streaming and DVD formats on our website at: www.lie-nielse...
I have followed the teachings of Jogge and his father Willie for some time. They have made it possible for me to enjoy carving safely. If you are more interested in throwing insults about than being educated stop watching people teach you something. If you are thus well educated and knowledgeable than produce your own teaching videos. I respect Jogge and his fathers efforts to make wood carving fun and safe fir everyone willing to listen and learn. I can tell you that Jogge is very well educated on forest management wood, carving lore, and teaching the same. He actually cares enough about us all to be willing to teach us what he has learned. He is a very well respected man and artist. Please, respect his actual authority, forgive his english it is his second language. If you are really that smart let him teach you in Swedish and you translate it. Thank you Lie-Nielsen for producing this video and making it available to us. I am happy to see more attention to their incredible methids.
Sorry... methods... fat thumb on a tiny keyboard...
I just love those huge, fresh clean, pristine, tidy workshops that can double as a hospital operating theatre. I wish my workshop was like that...it never will be.
Hehe atleast you have a workshop I make my slöjd in my apartment kitchen 😅
looking forward to the full video
beautiful work. thanks! coming here from @nordicbushcraft liked videos
Convex bevels? Rather than concave?
agree
No, it was a slip-up. He means convex, i.e. a hollow grind.
Ah look, a hollow grind is a con-cave, eg "like a cave". Jögge said wrong in the video but he meant to say concave, im sure
I noticed he is right-handed but on his Sloyd axe the short bevel is on the left side when cutting. Isn't he using a left-handed axe?
Snowwalker No it is the righthanded slöjdbila from Gränsfors Bruk
@@jonasbredelius7 Betyder inte slöjd craft på Engelska?
This is how I do much of my own work. I often search for wood that is found on the ground tho. I try not use a living tree.
It's called Woodland Management. If you don't periodically remove a few small trees, you end up with a Wood full of skinny, useless trees.
@@Frankowillo Correct!
So, you killed a whole beautiful young tree for a spatula?
It may seem like a waste, but I am certain that the other wood of the tree will be used for other things. Plus, as trees grow, they absorb carbon from the air and incorporate that carbon into the wood to give it strength and substance. If wood is burnt, you are left with charcoal, which is carbon as evidence. Where that tree was, another will take its place. Think of them as a crop. They grow and we use them and we appreciate them and want more to grow, so theres more in the future. :)
Seriously?? Did you watch this video just so you could find offence and bitch about something? Hope you live underground and not in a house made of trees.
can't flip a burger with a beautiful young tree.
That tree would have grown up to be an axe murderer.
Nobody tell this guy where chairs come from-it might kill him.
90% of the stuff put together w/wood here in TH-cam is unnecessary ....a waste of wood.....
90% of the commenters on TH-cam are ignorant fools who don't know wtf they're talking about. The bloke is doing Woodland Management. Educate yourself before talking shit!