Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Thanks for the inspiration
sawdustdan
>The recent spoon contest pushed me over the edge to buy a spoke shave. So I ordered up one from Lee Valley. WOW right out of the box it worked great. I had no idea how well these tools slice wood.
Here�s my first attempt to free hand something from a rough chunk of wood. Its not real elegant but it was fun and fits my paw very nicely
Thanks
Dan
pic 2
sawdustdan
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Re: pic 2
Todd O. Cronkhite Maine Native in FL. Exile :~(
>Is that a spoon or a shovel? Spovel maybe? ;~)
Congrats on the new toy, looks like you've really got the hang of it already.
Todd O.
Re: pic 2
sawdustdan
>Actually I patterned it after a 12th century dining set I saw at the Louvre ... yeah right
Still it was a fun first experience of a spoke shave and probably a useful LadelSpoon to boot .
Dan
Spokeshaves
Bill Houghton, Sebastopol, CA
>are one of those cool tools whose use always amazes me. Such a simple thing; such an impressive effect.
Ha Pam!
Ernie Miller Topeka
>Day late and a dollar short. you ought to throw his name in the hat for the chisel. after all he did have to wait for his spoke shave to be shipped. We can blame it all on Rob just for giggles. Nice soppn My grandma ysed to wack me with a wooden spoon when I was bad I sure am glad you didn't make it for her.
Re: Wonder if Rob
sawdustdan
>saw a spike in spoke shave sales recently
Re: Wonder if Rob
Rob Lee
>Hi Dan -
If there's a big enough spike - I'll start sending you one tool a week....!!! ;)
Cheers -
Rob
(29 degrees C 48 hours ago, -1 C this morning.... gotta love this weather!)
Already done, Ernie. :)
Pam Niedermayer - Austin, TX
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hmm the rules?
sawdustdan
>Thanx Pam
Wasn't there a 1 hour time limit. This spoladel came in at bout 2hrs
Dan
Who might be flyin outa the hat
Re: hmm the rules?
Pam Niedermayer - Austin, TX
>No limit, just a goal.
Pam
Thanks
sawdustdan
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It's the spirit of the game that counts.
Ernie Miller Topeka
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