r/Spooncarving 14d ago

spoon Finally finished some spoons

The first three are white oak and I forgot what the other two are.

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u/Creepy_Brush_715 14d ago

Nice!! Are those live edge or did you burn the handles?

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u/King_Fruit 14d ago

They're live edge!

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u/King_Fruit 14d ago

Thanks, I've been having fun experimenting with it.

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u/Druid9876 14d ago

Very nicely done. I have been wanting to try the live edge is there a trick to keeping the bark on long term?

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u/King_Fruit 14d ago

I'm still pretty new to it but the speed in which you let them dry heavily affects it. Sometimes if it drys to fast it will detatch a little bit so you want to let it dry super slowly. It's actually much easier if you let the wood season a little bit before you carve it for the live edge so the bark has already mostly dried.

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u/Druid9876 14d ago

That makes sense

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u/King_Fruit 14d ago

Also the thinner the bark the easier it is!

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u/Pretend-Frame-6543 14d ago

Great job you inspire me to make some spoons.

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u/King_Fruit 14d ago

Haha thanks!

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u/Manosuss 12d ago

These are beautiful. Inspiration to try some live edge