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Sloyd Knife Sheaths
I really like my Morakniv sloyd knives, which I use for spoon carving. They take a very good edge, they are reasonably priced, and they are still made in Sweden by people who know what good tool steel is. Recently … Continue reading
Posted in Build-Alongs, Carving, Wood and Woodwork
Tagged carving knife, knife, knife sheath, Mora, Mora 106, Mora 120, Mora knife, Morakniv, sloyd, sloyd knif sheath, sloyd knife, sloyd knife case
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How to Start Carving Spoons
As part of my ongoing “How to Start” series of blog posts, here is some advice on how to start carving spoons. My goal is not to guide you through the entire process of making a spoon; I just want … Continue reading
Posted in Tutorials, Wood and Woodwork
Tagged begin, beginning, carving, hatchet, hook knife, Mora knife, sloyd, sloyd knife, spoon, spoon carving, spoon making, spoons, start, starting, treen, wooden spoon, wooden spoons
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A Good Sloyd Knife
After making a few spoons with my current knives (a short Frost knife and one or two chip carving knives), I determined that I needed a longer knife for shaping handles. I searched for Sloyd knives at all my usual, … Continue reading
Posted in Carving, Reviews, Wood and Woodwork
Tagged Amazon, Mora, Mora knife, Morakniv, secondary bevel, sharpen sloyd knife, sloyd, sloyd knife, Sloyd knife sharpening
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