The best wagon Subaru ever made - everyone when they see my Outback H6 3.01yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/RoastMyCar
My hobby is hand-carving wooden spoons. Here's a double handful of some of my latest :~)5yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/woodworking
I made my first knife today! A small round tip kitchen knife for my daughter.3yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/Bladesmith
Two Peppertree chawan style cups, both pole lathe turned, one turned and then carved. Which do you like better?2yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/turning
My workshop! Got myself some handforged holdfasts and ditched the face vise.3yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/handtools
Kuksa with birch leaf and basket-weave kolrosing. Hand carved by me :~)4yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/Bushcraft
My first furniture project - a dovetailed step stool for my toddler.3yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/handtools
I bought this today from an older retired carpenter who collected the tools and built the chest to display them - aside from a few duplicates I'll be restoring and selling on these will all be going to work in my shop. What do you think?2yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/handtools
My Forester! Next up are new tyres and a camp kitchen fitout for the boot. I'd love to see yours.1yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/SubaruForester
Love my backyard workshop - this will all pack away when I'm done3yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/handtools
Getting started on a Roman Bench, my first big project. Any tips?4yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/handtools
My stall from last Sunday at the farmer's market - I'd love to see yours if you do markets3yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/greenwoodworking
The redback living in my mailbox has somehow caught and killed a skink.3yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/australia
Here's how I axe out smaller spoons - back to back so there's always something to hold on to.3yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/greenwoodworking
I letter carved a hairbrush for my daughter. Done in hand with a chip carving knife.4yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/Woodcarving
Just finished up this Pope no. 7 - still looks its age but works like new!3yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/handtools
This two-storey cactus on my university campus is an absolute unit.6yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/AbsoluteUnits
Making some progress on my bowl lathe, centres, tool rest done, now to do the treadle.3yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/greenwoodworking
Some treen I recently carved from Birch , Cherry, and Robinia.4yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/handtools
New Jarrah wedge and a lick of milk paint for my GB carver.3yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/greenwoodworking
It took three iterations with testing inbetween but I've forged some endgrain hook tools that I'm really proud of.3yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/greenwoodworking
Since I often recommend it, I thought I'd post what I consider a good starting kit for spoons and treen.4yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/greenwoodworking
Two cookers roughed out for a commission - cherry and black locust.4yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/greenwoodworking
Subaru Outback H6 3.0 - reckon these are getting rare yet? I just copped a top trim one with (only?) 200k on the odometer.1yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/CarsAustralia
Installing an old vise on my WIP roman bench (shh, don't tell Schwarz)4yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/handtools
Finished seasoning my first cs, an inexpensive wok. Any tips from now? Going to stir fry some aromatics and then do my eggs in it for a while.3yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/carbonsteel
Since I often recommend it, I thought I'd post what I consider a good starting kit for spoons and treen.4yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/handtools
Alder butter spreader / soft cheese knife with octagonal handle5yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/Woodcarving
I'm in the middle of a pole lathe build - will post about it when I'm done! My shop cat approves.3yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/greenwoodworking
Got new sets of tools for my spooncarving workshop students.5yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/greenwoodworking
Let's talk sharpening - what's your grit progression and what medium do you prefer? Pictured: Washita Arkansas - king 6000 - king 8000.3yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/greenwoodworking
Do you finish carve indoors or outdoors? I like to finish my spoons at a desk with natural light.4yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/Woodcarving
Let's see how many moras I mess up before I get the hang of this guy.4yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/handtools
Stuck indoors? There's a carving group on zoom, rise up and carve.4yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/greenwoodworking
Question about seasoning Mulberry billets for a spliced handle bow.3yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/Bowyer
Some of my recent handcarved wooden spoons. Plum wood. Some natural, some ebonised.4yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/woodworking
A little teaspoon I carved today - much to improve on, but it's a lot of fun :~)6yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/Woodcarving
My tool roll holds my most often used spoon-carving tools - see comments for details.4yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/greenwoodworking
Some of my recent hand carved wooden spoons. All tool finished. Thoughts?4yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/woodworking
My greenwood carving tools (with a few exceptions) - unsheathed per request :~)5yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/Woodcarving
I carved these two spoons from the same poplar branch today - ready to dry for a while before finishing and oil6yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/Woodcarving
I re-flattened my workbench today and surfaced it with a toothing plane. I love the grippy surface so far. Has anyone tried this?3yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/handtools
Two in olivewood - by far my favourite wood to carve. What's yours?4yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/greenwoodworking
What does your handtool workshop look like? Here's mine (probably a little different than most)5yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/handtools
Let's see how many moras I mess up before I get the hang of this guy.4yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/greenwoodworking
A poplar lovespoon I carved today to give to my fiancee for our wedding. X-post /r/greenwoodworking6yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/woodworking
Finished up my longbow and made some cute little arrows for until the big boys arrive.7yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/Bowyer
Alder butter spreader / soft cheese knife with octagonal handle5yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/greenwoodworking
How do you feel about wormy wood? Considering wax inlay for the holes. Biggest spoon I've made so far.6yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/Woodcarving
I just got these second-hand, what's your favourite reference material? 📚5yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/sfwtrees
A timeline of the progress in my spoon-carving hobby. x-post /r/greenwoodworking6yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/woodworking
Eucalyptus cooking spoon WIP - I'll set it off to dry a few days now6yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/Woodcarving
A timeline of the hand carved spoons I have laying around6yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/greenwoodworking
How do you feel about wormy wood? Considering wax inlay for the holes. Biggest spoon I've made so far.6yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/greenwoodworking
This morning I bodged up a new mallet. Once it dries and shrinks a little i'll wedge the head on properly but for now it's just bunged on and holding fine.5yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/greenwoodworking
New tool today! A huge auger bit (with nickers) for my brace.5yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/greenwoodworking
Here's a better photo of my latest eating spoon. I added some subtle decoration to the handle.5yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/greenwoodworking
New (Vintage) Tool Day! Brown Tools (Sheffield: England) Burnisher and Stanley no. 600 Card Scraper6yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/Bowyer
My new (old) Arkansas stone - trying out natural oilstones for sharpening. Marked 'Norton soft Arkansas'5yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/greenwoodworking
My new earthy monitor stands really add a new raw and natural atmosphere to the sound, with subtle slow-growing bass.9yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/audiophile
New kuksa WIP. Tasmanian Blackwood. Managed to coax out a larger size from the log.6yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/greenwoodworking
I spent tonight starting to teach myself Kolrosing. Do any of you guys have experience with it? I'm wondering what you might use to seal the wood before cutting into it.6yr ⋅ citationstillneeded ⋅ r/Spooncarving
