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Jon Mac.Spoon Carving First Steps

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Jon Mac. An accomplished spoon carver who works with three spoon carving tools. JonMac MiniMac knife-spoonknife-Axe.

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Jon Mac.Spoon Carving First Steps Jon Mac.Spoon Carving First Steps Spoon carving and kuksa carving from a bushcraft perspective. Wednesday 29 June 2022 Carving a Dragon Kuksa. Carving a Dragon Kuksa.  I have been carving Kuksa from green Birch for 15 years or so, I’m self taught. From the beginning, I limited myself to a handful of tools, Axe, knife and hook knife plus a few bits and pieces to keep everything sharp. I’m a hiker and hillwalker and the tools I use are portable and useful at camp. For some time I carved Kuksa with simple lines, but there came a time when I wanted to stretch my skills. I started to carve stylised Ale Hens and then applied what I learned from those projects to a more compact, small drinking vessel, a Kuksa. I added a few more tools to my pack, a small detail knife, a folding pull saw and a small length of Deer antler. All of my carvings, whether Kuksa or spoon, are undertaken “in hand” so no holdfast or vice are required. Now, the carve I am a...

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