Wooden Spoon Carving with Gränsfors Bruks Axes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video I am carving out a wooden spoon from European Aspen in the woods of Sweden.
I am using some fine Gränsfors Bruks axes to chop off the most of the wood to form the spoon/ladle. Then using some mora knifes for the fine work.
Tools used in this video:
Gränsfors Bruks small forest axe
Gränsfors Bruks mini hatchet
morakniv 120
Mora Classic No1, carbon
Mora 164 Hook knife
Pencil
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Erik grankvist . nice job youngen greeting from UK England near London 🐾🐺👍
@@jamiejarrett4054 In Sweden it's called Asp. I think it is called Aspen in English.
Hi Erik
This may sound like a daft (that is a Scottish word which means "silly"! ) question, but do you still make them, and do you sell them?
Much more beautiful than the machine made ones, and I would certainly be interested in buying one.
I'm a 73 year old great grandma in America and I can't tell you how much I am enjoying your videos. I'm amazed at your skill. Was wondering what the digging under your cabin would create. I don't want your videos to ever end. Keep it up Erik👍
Lovely spoon! I've watched all your videos in the last couple of weeks. I skipped this one and now appreciate the level of skill you had before tackling the cabin. The way you make videos encourages mindfulness practice. I was washing dishes last night, after watching the latest cabin video. There was pleasure in attending closely to what my hands were doing. Making your mindful craftsmanship available for others to slow down into shows a generosity of spirit and also optimism in your belief in the attention span of your viewers.
Beautiful wood spoon. You made that look so easy. Thank You for sharing your many talents with the world. Mary In Molalla, Oregon
Found your channel last night.young man and your abilities are quite impressive. That spoon is lovely. It is nice when something that is so basic to our lives means more simply because you made it.
Rock on.
🙂😤
What an Awesome job mate. I wish I had your talent. Cheers
Världens bästa yxsmeder..!
Sant.
it's simple. You have to cut everything from a log that doesn't look like a spoon 😄 seriously, good work. I envy you👍
Looking into the hobby, came across your video, very nice spoon and great video quality, keep it up!
Thank you 👍
Awesome work! Subscribed. Greetings from New York.
Thank you Merry Christmas ⛄
Du har ett underbart konto. Tack!
Very, very nice. Beautiful piece of work. You are very talented. Best of luck on your log cabin.
Thanks Sue! Glad you liked it.
Best of...log...I"ll show myself the door.
@@ErikGrankvist really, it's so beautifull. I'm from uzbek🇺🇿 I like your life
Ok now I need a baby axe
You are a very very talented fellow! I have watched all your videos and loved them. But... do you ever make errors? I can't believe you've never goofed.
Nice job 👍🏼
Thanks
Didn’t think that you could whittle with an axe, and I don’t know what I was expecting
I’m watching some more of your videos, and I think if I tried to make a spoon like that I’d end up with a spatula that has a 4 inch handle and no shaping to it all because of one missed cut with an axe,
It took me three spoons until I got something that I liked. I believe you can do it to, you just have to believe and don't be afraid to make mistakes.
Gostei de seus videos.
Looks like you studied Dick Proenneke, Alone in the Wilderness, before you started this project. Great job your doing.
Watching this, I see myself carving spoons and turning wood in 4th grade school:o)
Now you have a spoon for cooking. Lol.
Very nice job. Congratulations on this! What does the rune-like sign at the end of the ladle mean?
It is my sign. It's a spruce tree with four branches representing the "Grankvistar" that are alive today in our family. Our last name Grankvist means Spruce branch.
Erik Grankvist Thank you very much for your explanation. So this really is a very good and meaningful symbol for you. It could be your trademark sign at some time in the future.
@@markr.h.2574 yes true :)
I want a buy this spoon~!
Hello, nice video! What wood type do you used?
Skjea ble nydelig :D
Was the wood green?
Did you seal it with anything? I'd love to try making my own wooden spoon!
Normal linseed oil works well, dont use modern boiled linseed as alot of those products contain toxic chemicals.
Butcher block oil is sold at most hardware stores. It's food safe.
You work on a piece of stone ⁉️
Be really careful dear..
Mora Sloyd yes. Mora hook knife NO. Well done for managing to make anything whatsoever with that appalling tool 👍
I must agree about Mora curved/hook/spoon knives. I find them aggravating.
I'll never purchase another axe from this Gransfors Bruks. The handle was pitted and rough with Splinters showing all over it. For the kind of money they charge, ridiculous
You can order a Handel with or without pitted surface. It is for extra grip. I understand that it is not as good looking but I like the extra grip it gives, I have it on one of my timbering broadaxes.
Erik Grankvist what? I've never seen an axe handle like this and I have many. I dont care how it looks. Im the only person who will see it. I bought it to use. If I used it out of the box I'd be digging slivers out of my hands. It's chipped out bad
@@sloanIrrigation Okey.. that sounds very bad. On my it has just a little uneven surface.
"that's a pretty spoon" is a sentence I never expected to say. Great videos
Vilken yxa skulle du rekommendera? Gränsfors lilla eller den på 600g
Time well spent, it's a keeper! I enjoy watching your projects. I have the Gransfors Bruks large carving hatchet, it is heavy and i'm almost afraid I'm going to injure myself or lose a thumb.
Those Mora Knifes are the best. No wonder, why those traditional knifes still are produced/used/loved.
I just discovered your channel hand have only watched 3 videos, but I really like the way you do it. No unnessesary talking, no hectic cuts, no drama. Just chill and "If you want, you can watch what I do".
I just got my first Gransfors Bruks and I am very happy with it. I got the small forrest axe and I want to get one of their smaller ones but couldnt decide which one I wanted...you just helped me decide what other one I want. Great vid
Thank you, glad I could help. If you want to see other Gränsfors Bruks axes in play you could check out my log building series. 👍
Enjoyed watching you make the spoons. Think that I have seen all of your videos now. Looking forward to more especially as you work on your cabin.
Thank you Richard. There will be more videos soon. 👍
Gänsfors Bruk Axes
I fell in love with a stranger? definitely yes
Erik, you are the most awesome person around. I wish you well, happy, safe and healthy. LOVE YA! And YES I am a Patreon supporter. Glad to help.
I like your pants, what brand are they?
Perfection love your set up. Im looking to do it exactly like you
1 pack axe
2 carving hatchet
3 morakniv
4 hook
5 sandpaper
👍 nicely done I just subscribed!
This is wonderful. I really enjoyed watching it. I've made a few. Gransfors Bruks are the best, I fell in love with those tools since the moment I got my first Small Forest axe into my hands. I started carving with the SFA, but have since changed to the mini hatchet for most things, especially spoons. And the Mora knives as well. And your pants...It's really nice to see someone else doing this!
For convex wooden objects as far as sanding is concerned, it is better to make a stick "in your hand" 8x6 cm nicely smooth and straight and square square.Wrap glass paper in it to sand the wood and sand it like this. Better than on your knees. Faster and easier work. Glue felt with wood glue. For luxury sanding
Wow, that's really amazing! I just stumbled across your channel a few hours ago and I don't know what to say. You are living my dream. you are really talented and I take my bow that you still cling on to your dream and still are working in the woods. Thumbs up! I had to subscribe immediatly
How did you make the fire? (With a match or stones i couldn't see)
Nice spoon btw. I will release a video like this as well in some time :-)
Amazing! Wish I could do the same.
Beautiful !!!an inspiration ...
Please just be very careful with some of those techniques. The spoon knife with pressure on your thigh made me nervous. There's a couple pretty important arteries not far from there.
Anyhow, pretty work...I enjoyed seeing the Grunsfors in action carving!
Hehe, love Mora knifes! Got some with handmade grips made of apple. Got the blades from the knivfabric utsalg in summer 1992. ;o)
Tem pessoas que lapidao pedra preciosas, ele estupi ou lapida a madeira e fazer escultura com madeira , e planta novas árvores isto e pensar no futuro e no hoje
Wonderful and detail work you do, this a wildlife hatchet you're using ?
Thanks.
It’s my desire to carve my first spoon, thank you so much for this video. Great help 😊
Hah! I didn't know granforse Bruk made axes that small! Hilariously tiny!
So amazing to watch you make this beautiful spoon ... You have many talents. So enjoyable to follow your channel. Did you make this before you started your cabin build?
KUNG
Very nice, thanks for showing us. Take care.
First spoon carving video from someone who isn't a spoon carver. You don't need to be a pro to do it!
The sides of the spoon by the carving are thinner than the rest. How or where do you dry this so it doesn’t split?
Very nice job carving a beautiful and functonal large spoon! It isn't so large as to not be an eating spoon and yet is large enough to be a good stirring spoon for stews and batters!
Great job!
I’m gonna get me one of those badboys!
That's a beautiful spoon!
Thank you👍
Great job on the spoon! What sand paper grits did you use? And do you soak your spoons in water, allow to dry, then sand again? Thanks!
I am no expert in the art of spoon carving. But I work my way up to 500 grit sandpaper and soak the spoon in different oils. Then often with time I have to sandpaper it a little and oil it again. I just test my way forward and it works. Thank you.
@@ErikGrankvist Awesome, thanks for the info. Enjoying your vids.
@@XxBlackPathxX thank you! 👍
This was therapeutic! Great work 👌
Thank you for sharing, nice work too.
Mas que faquinha é essa, boa demais! (But what a knife it is, too good!)
Se chama goiva ou formão curvo
@@mainsupp6853 Agradeço, mas não me referia a goiva/formão curvo, mas sim a faquinha mesmo.
@@ubiratanoliveira692 Ah kkkk. me desculpa irmão! a gente quer tentar dar uma de entendido e acaba quebrando a cara...
@@mainsupp6853 Tranquilo, relaxa. Precisamos é mais desse tipo de ferramenta por aqui por um preço dentro da nossa realidade.
Mükemmel 😀👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻
Thank you! ;)
Aw, pretty spoon. Let me cook for you 😍
Nıce jod, great axes
666 views lml
They say he carved it from a bigger spoon...... El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Jomer
Blaklader trousers?
I just came across your channel and love the videos. Great work. It’s beautiful wherever you are in Sverige. Props from Texas.
Thank you. I am in Västmanland. :)
Erik Grankvist many lakes in that area?
Amazing skills ❤️✌️
Mãos abençoadas
Beautiful work!
Impressive! 👍🏻
Snyggt jobbat!
Great job. Hard to see the hours and hours of sanding it takes to finish a spoon, fork or spatula....I do one a week.
👍👍
wasting wood
Ты невероятно красив и талантлив...настойчив и работоспособен....терпелив и успешен....ты - настоящий мужик и человек чудо....
Imagine if you mixed up the nearly-done wooden spoon with the firewood.
Amazing!
Brilliant
Love your spoon and where can I buy a pair of your pants your wearing.
А топоры хороши.
Me encantan tus videos
Desearía pasar unas vacaciones ahí
Gracias
How long did it take?
I think it took me the hole afternoon. I am much faster today.
Es una cuchara súper! Tu paciencia no tiene limites.
Snyggt! Varför valde du asp?
WOW ,MISTER YOUR AMAZINGLY TALENTED
Hur lång tid tar det för dig att göra en sån sked 😊?
nice job, well done.
👍
Thanks for the interesting video.
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Nice one!
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We still have a proverb from the time when wooden spoons were made, "To beat the buckets ..". That is, the workpiece was somehow beaten off, and then the spoons were cut, maybe this will help ...
👏👏👏👏👌😊🙏🚩🚩🚩
I Like the Job bucket.
MAD SKILLS DUDE!
COOL
Very nice. 👍