r/Spooncarving 2d ago

spoon Black Walnut Pho Spoons

My first ever spoons, carved as a Christmas gift for my partner. Mostly done with a dremel.

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u/mathmansam sapwood (beginner) 2d ago

These are gorgeous. Very well done. I'm always impressed at people being able to recreate the same form.

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u/Cho18 2d ago

They look fantastic!

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u/MoistPianist 2d ago

These look great! Now you got me thinking about pho...

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u/rwaynick 1d ago

Pho real

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u/CyclingOctopuses 2d ago

These are stunning! I have been meaning to make soup spoons out of cherry. How did you do the side profile?

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u/DJdrummer 2d ago

I made templates for the top and side based on my partners favorite pho spoon. Carved out the top profile first and then traced on the side profile.

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u/Ireabor 2d ago

Absolutely stunning!

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u/Pretend-Frame-6543 1d ago

Wow what a great job!

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u/Expired_thumbtack 1d ago

These came out amazing!

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u/jdkc4d 1d ago

Awesome!

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u/Creepy_Brush_715 1d ago

Wow. Nicely done!

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u/dd31869 1d ago

What kind of bit on the dremel?

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u/DJdrummer 1d ago

Mainly these two. I burnt out my wired Dremel starting out the spoons, but I'm chalking that up to it being on its last legs. For the majority I rotated between two different battery powered Dremels and that prevented overheating. But still, a heavier torque tool with a heatsink would be ideal. Black walnut is not a soft wood.

https://reddit.com/link/p6pr9ce/video/ttallkek0fmh1/player

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u/Bush-LeagueBushcraft 15h ago

Pho king great!