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You definitely need a ripping chain for that Granberg. Makes planking up very easy! Great video thanks for showing!

It's really strange but I can almost smell this, never happened to me before

going need popcorn for this one lol

What happened to all the bushcraft videos that used to do

There are loads of vids saying these are rubbish. What do you think? Especially now you have altered it?

When using Japanese saws, only pull the saw to cut, it is more controlled. And as for the details you put into the handle. Well done sir! If I was to buy another axe, it would certainly be one of yours. Excellent workmanship! To soak the handle in oil, long plant pots, window pots are ideal for this!

Zed, your videos are phenomenal. I really love the long format, sorely missing in this age of tictoc attention spans. The amount of information and insight is exactly perfect. Thank you.

That is not a Peavy…it is a cant hook. A peavy is a cant hook with a spike on the end.

Parabéns pelo vídeo meus amigos. Sucesso sempre

Great video - thanks! Took me a few goes to get on that wasn’t too loose, but it works a treat. Also, I tried it with leaves from my yucca plant…. Worked really well!

Video quality: 360p or 1080p Premium. Wtf? Zed are you aware of this? 👎👎

When a freehand sharpener tries to explain the process it is not easy because feel & experience is so important.

Excellent video. I love it when you explained and gave where I might get some tools. Keep it up...

Great Video! Do you only focus on UK craftsmen?

Great! There is, however, one bad thing about making small things out wood - you hate seeing people chop wood up for firewood; seeing hundreds of spoons, or chessmen, even chessboards, going up in smoke is sad.

What’s the axe he uses?

Really impressive great to see the cross section.

Very beautiful bowl ,I would definitely cut myself finishing off clearing the core.Do you ever use any natural oils in the finishing process?

Would love to see the lock lid turn .

Thank you so much for the opportunity to present my sharpening system Zed! It was a pleasure to spend time with you and share my passion for sharp tools. Sharpening is an essential aspect of spoon carving. A well-sharpened carving knife is not only safer but also allows for more precise and efficient carving. For anyone watching this video, I invite you to get in touch with me through our contact form on The Spoon Crank website for a 1:1 sharpening guidance, free of charge! Thank you again for the support and for your contribution to the woodworking community. Happy Sharpening! Dio

Fantastic educational video. I love the sound of the blades whispering through the wood. Class

another excellent video with deborah x

im really enjoying deborah videos 🤩

deborah is brilliant.🤩

Where is the pouch for the compass from? Absolutely stunning!

I am watching this as a woodworker but also a paramedic. The axe work against the forearm made me a bit nervous. Love these spoons

excellent video. very interesting and nice pace! thank you

brilliant craftmanship 🤩

Very cool!! So sorry you had to pay extra tax on your shipment from the USA. I loved the video, very relaxing and also loved the instruction and hearing you describe it. The spoons are absolutely gorgeous.

I love watching Anna & the other artists that you have videoed carve spoons I learn more and more from each and everyone that freely give of their time and talent. I would like to encourage beginners to take up spoon carving. I’m an old guy and have enjoyed learning to make them, each spoon is better looking than the last. Thanks Anna & Zed

Excellent tutorial, thanks.

Great and very informative video again! Thank you so much for your work Zed! It's highly appreciated all over the word! ♥️

Can bamboo fibers be used like you are doing with the cedar if you know?

Thanks

Very pretty. I love sharpening. I think this is far too complex. Good luck to him

Never a dull moment with Zed!😉✌🏾

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Fantastic stuff! I wonder how he gets the compound containers (eg the flask) holding liquid... maybe some kind of glue?

Ran across your video again. Great info. Thank you.

Great work! She's very skilled and a hottie as well!😍 thanks for sharing

Great explanation! Thanks 🙏🏾

*OMG Zed!!!* Im salivating right now. I love this stuff. I grew up on it when I was a kid living in Denmark.

Love you all ❤

loving the videos . keep up the fantastic work x

amazing what you do with nature x

Ha, ha! I grew up with Dutch salted licorice which is called Drop. It's soooo good and kind of addictive. All the kids would do anything for it. You took me back, thanks. And thank you so much for all the wonderful work that you do on your channel. 👍 All the best from bonnie Scotland.

Itsa great video one thing id like to ask why not use a jig saw instead of the axe so much quicker thank you lovely lady im 84 and started whittling two years ago and looking for a new chalenge all the time ill follow your lead and use small axe so i can compare with a saw, take care .

I dont see any cuts bandaids or first aid station all so clever due to health issus i started carving and iv been looking for some thing to inspire me iv got an idea now, thank you from the sunshine coast Australia a beut video .

I remember my first go at salmiak licorice; an eye-opening affair, certainly! haha Awesome video, Zed. 😁👍👍