When it comes to making spoons and simple things of that nature, it does not really matter. Green/wet wood is easier to carve, but can sometimes make more of a mess because of the excess moisture.
@@CammiesGarage Yes, thank you for following up. I managed to find the video you made. It seems pretty straight forward. I haven't made any segmented pieces for my channel yet, but was thinking that I would need a thickness planer or large sanding disk for when I did. All the best, Rob.
Hello, how much time does it take to make a spoon and knive? And how do i treat the wood so that it does suck water, is there a special oil or something? I just like the idea of making my own haha
I can make a utensil in a few hours. Oil will normally protect wood from liquids. I use butcher's block conditioner for wooden things meant for use in the kitchen. Good luck!
William Ellis I would say yes and no.. yes because skateboards are make out of maple. No because it’s dyed maple. You just don’t know what kind of dye it is.. But some one correct me if I’m wrong..
You could cater Valhalla with them bad boys.
❤l. Love 💕 you r Cracking. So much
Those are terrific and you can turn good stuff out so quickly - very impressive! Cheers mate!
Thank you, Mark.
Does anybody know the difference between a mini rotary tool at a rotary tool
I have never heard of a mini rotary tool.
Have you ever used Caron and Doucet wood oil if not can you use it in an upcoming video please
I have never heard of that product, sorry.
Just curious: Is the wood you use seasoned or unseasoned, and does it matter which kind you use?
When it comes to making spoons and simple things of that nature, it does not really matter. Green/wet wood is easier to carve, but can sometimes make more of a mess because of the excess moisture.
As a beginner spoon maker what is the best cheap wood to use that you can get in Canada
Maple is a good wood for spoons that is readily available in my motherland.
Have you ever used a mini rotary tool if yes which one is the best for not a lot of money
I often use a small rotary tool. Unfortunately, I am not familiar with the variety of tools out there, sorry.
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That's so awesome! Can you tell me what attachments you used for the dremmel tool?
I have Saburrtooth carving burrs. www.saburrtooth.com
@@CammiesGarage Thank you!
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Which kind of polish have you used
I used butcher's block conditioner, which is a mixture of mineral oil and waxes.
Where could I buy maplewood
Perhaps you could find a sawmill or wood supplier near you.
Does natural wood oil work to? I’m talking about Caron and doucet wood oik
I don't see why not. Good luck!
@@CammiesGarage thank you
Man u churned them things out. They all look great 👍
Thank you. The most difficult part was carving out the bowl of the spoon. I will make them shallower if I make them in the future.
Very nice man, you selling em?
Thank you. I sell my work at cammiesgarage.com.
What do you use to make them food safe?
I use butcher's block conditioner, which is a mix of mineral oil and waxes.
What wood oil do you use
I use several products. On spoons, I use butcher's block conditioner, which is a mix of mineral oil and bees wax.
Son of a ! You need a bigger sander. 😂😂😂
Those spoons tuned out well. I also really liked your lathe based sanding wheel...I hope to find a 'how to' in your video catalog. Keep safe, Rob
Thanks, Rob. I have a video of how I made the sanding disk, if that is what you meant.
@@CammiesGarage Yes, thank you for following up. I managed to find the video you made. It seems pretty straight forward. I haven't made any segmented pieces for my channel yet, but was thinking that I would need a thickness planer or large sanding disk for when I did. All the best, Rob.
Very good and precise work - good luck :)
Lovely utensils Cammie!
Thanks, Jolien!
Hello, how much time does it take to make a spoon and knive? And how do i treat the wood so that it does suck water, is there a special oil or something?
I just like the idea of making my own haha
I can make a utensil in a few hours. Oil will normally protect wood from liquids. I use butcher's block conditioner for wooden things meant for use in the kitchen. Good luck!
Amazing video 👍👍✌️now I gotta go and try to make myself some
Thanks! Good luck. I believe in you. :D
Beautiful work! What was the dremel tipyou used to hollow the spoons
I bought a set of carving burrs. Check out Saburrtooth, Kutzall, or King Arthur's Tools.
Are there any woods that you shouldn’t use for food contact?
Not that I know of. Although, walnut has a chemical that is poisonous to other plants, so best not use the chips as mulch or anything like that.
So much interesting work, thank you, I'll try to do it with my wood 🎉🎉🎉
Good luck!
@@CammiesGarage thank you very much.
Cammie they are just amazing and fantastic.
Thanks a lot, Kobie.
You made some really nice utensils for that show, Cam. Are the skateboard spoons food safe?
William Ellis I would say yes and no.. yes because skateboards are make out of maple. No because it’s dyed maple. You just don’t know what kind of dye it is.. But some one correct me if I’m wrong..
Good question, William. I had not thought about that. They would probably be fine for dry stuff. I will ask Larry.
Awesome work Cam! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Thanks, Fred.
Those came out awesome...
Thanks, Michael.
❤ very amazing
Thank you, Sarah.
Nice video
Thank you.
Nice!
Thanks!
Nice Work!
Thank you.
I like it all!
Thank you, Frankie.
muy buenas
Thanks, Claudio.