That knockdown froe and sheath is one of the most practical and cool tool innovations I've seen in years. I hope you can keep them in stock until I'm ready to buy one!

Здравствуйте дорогой, вы и есть человек катори живет в гармонии с природой, все так чисто и аккуратно обращаетесь с природным материалом , прямо душа радуется и отдыхает духовно, желаю вам здоровье и кавказского долголетия.🙌 жму руку двумя руками, Черкесс с Кавказа. 👍

@PollisianNomad

Жыл бұрын

Приберіть свій Кавказ і іншу расєю з України і буде йому і так довголіття

That is exactly some of the craft I have worked my way into for some time by now, since a few years before Covid. I have a fair amount of kitchen utensiles completed with a naked blade only. Nothing is quite so satisfying. I see the same sort of raw connection to the wood in your axe and knife work. It feels honest, a genuine expression of a skill with a very simple and primal tool/weapon - used on wood, a most noble medium. Very interesting video, I learned a lot on my first listen and I'll likely come back to it again. Слава.

the master is like a magician who knows how to work beautifully! I watched it with pleasure, I want to dive into this craft too!!!

Great craftsmanship and videography. I would love to see your process of sharpening those tools. Excellent.

It is such a joy to hear the sound of a very sharp blade slicing into the birch. Well done, sir! Very well done!

@strongwaytools

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 🤝

Those tools/knives are so well made/sharp, it's like watching you carve clay....enjoyed your guest star too

Love a person who knows how to take care of tools! And knows how to use them! Beautiful work!

@strongwaytools

Жыл бұрын

Thanks 🙏

Such a nice ad.

From the look of the wood , it hadn’t been much time before that tree fell , the wood was very green , what a lucky score . I have a non bearing plum tree that needs to be felled in my front yard , it’s probably 28 years old & over the winter with the snow & rain , it cracked & split the trunk of the tree & now it’s slowly starting to die off , when I come a cross someone who has a chain saw I plan to harvest a lot of its wood for projects . I’d like to make a coffee mug , a flat spatula , & cooking spoon & a curved spatula . I’d wish I had somewhere to store the rest of the wood because it’s a excellent hard wood & great for fires , it burns very clean with very little charcoal next to none .non bearing & bearing fruit trees are excellent for making any utensils or dinnerware out of because the don’t carry pathogens , just some good sanding a wash with clean water , let dry & a thick coat of food grade mineral oil on them & they,ll last a life time , plus they have a pretty color when oil is used with them .

@strongwaytools

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your comments

This is the way it was done for centuries; working with the natural grain of the wood. That's why things didn't break, unlike today.

Birch is such a pleasant wood to carve. I’ve enjoyed making a few spoons from it, but it’s not common where I live, so I’m often stuck with oak, maple, walnut, and cherry. They are beautiful woods, especially for bowls, but often so very hard. Birch may not be my choice for bowls, but great for spoons. I’d like to give it a try for a bowl sometime too. Great video and beautiful spoon. Love the design.

Soo many close-ups that you can’t see what’s happening

Great video have bought quite a few of your tools on Etsy and I love them thanks from Michigan in the united states

Well crafted 👏🏻 impressive tools and great camera work. Cheers from Norway 🇳🇴

@strongwaytools

Жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot 🤝

Probably more than a thousand dollars worth of fine tools. Excellent work. How many spoons would need to be made to justify cost of tools? Just an honest question from a practical person.

Bonjour John.Excellent travail comme d'habitude en réalisation comme en explications. Le rendu est magnifique. Merci beaucoup pour ce partage et la description de la machine cnc.Bon week-end de Pâques. A BIENTÔT ANTONY.

Ein wundervoll schönes Video. Man bekommt gleich lust etwas zu arbeiten. Liebe Grüße Gerry

When you give you kid the camera but all they're bored

Просто - «Dexter”! Мурашки по спине!) Молодец! Добра.

This guys pretty manly. We got the blues music and he had axes and stuff with leather. He also had a beard and made something from a tree. Alas no whiskey or beer though. 8/10

Прям от души, великолепное видео, просто эстетическое удовольствие, и инструменты шикарные и руки мастеровые, видно и опыт есть хороший. Удачи, творчества, здоровья, гармонии с самим собой и с окружающим миром!

@strongwaytools

Жыл бұрын

Дякую 🤝

👍👍💪way not only a master carver you are but you can see in side of the wood. I was impressed with how sharp you keep your tools.

That was seriously beautiful to watch The edge on your tools is awesome, and what a quality product at the end.

@strongwaytools

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙌

Beautifully crafted!

Wow - some sharp tools there!

Very nice project. The tools are well made and sharpened perfectly

@strongwaytools

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 🤝

love the music as well as the craftsmanship

Masterful carving. Subscribed.

Stunning craftsmanship.

из бревна сделал зубочистку...

Geez, none of my spoons ever turn out like that LOL Awesome workmanship, you make it look so easy

@modeltest777

Жыл бұрын

yes this is really a great master!!

@ashleyhoward8926

5 ай бұрын

I'm a UK woodturner & there are no failures in this house, However, I do have some pretty fancy firewood.

Beautiful work. Fantastic videography, music, and tools!

I'd be interested in giving those tools a try, they look well made, though I do have some concerns about a few details. A bigger concern is showing carving on one's thighs on KZread. Yes, it might be safe if you are experienced, but it goes well against the blood triangle rule and people will emulate it. It should not be necessary to do and show this or should come with a big, fat warning imo.

Получил эстетическое удовольствие от просмотра ролика,прям залипательно

Not only is your work interesting but the camera work and editing are amazing

@davemartin1534

Жыл бұрын

Photo bombing cat

@Landrew0

Жыл бұрын

The cinematography is exceptional. Someone should be given credit.

Beautiful, but my father: grandfather, & all of my uncles would have beat the snot out of me for drawing that blade towards myself! It will cut going away just as well! All in all, that is a very impressive job!

@strongwaytools

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your comment 🤝

Awesome craftsmanship

The pleasure of using fine tools…to cook with! I feel a pot of French lentil soup coming on.

great video very calm and peaceful, i like having these videos in the background, more sounds from carving would be cool though

@strongwaytools

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 😊🤝

Fine work. Bravo.

Wonderful Woodwork👍👍👍 Kind regards from Germany

@strongwaytools

Жыл бұрын

Thanks 🤝

Great work great looking tools.

$700 worth of Strong Way tools.. maybe buy a spoon? ... JK. beautiful work!!

Very chill video, enjoyed watching the process.

Great job. Fantastic. Congatulations !

Masterfully done. Fantastic! 🙌👍❤️🔥

@strongwaytools

Жыл бұрын

Thanks 🤝

Masterful...surgeon-like skill....jealousy on my end ! 👍

You know, this was an interesting video and the tools and craftsmanship are most excellent … good stuff. I also understand that dialogue free content is _de rigueur_ these days; it’s the IKEA assembly document of KZread… no translation, etc., but neither is there any sense of thought processes of an artist - we are left only with inference and that is enhanced or limited by the skill of the videography and editing.

@strongwaytools

Жыл бұрын

thanks for the comment, we will have different videos and tool reviews too

Thanks ❣️

you have a new fan of your work from Jordan

Is that a treenis in the thumbnail?

cameraman needs to chill

@charliebrown1828

Жыл бұрын

Transitions 😂

@modeltest777

Жыл бұрын

😂

@JakHart

Жыл бұрын

My guess is fresh out of film school. There are some great shots, but yeah, it's overkill. This definitely needed more static shots.

@PatrickCordaneReeves

Жыл бұрын

Yup. Hope nobody gets motion sick. Gotta dial it back just a bit.

@edwardhunts

Жыл бұрын

I wonder if this was filmed by Kenneth Lonergan...

Magnifique 🤩

that was a cool spoon knife.

@strongwaytools

Жыл бұрын

Thanks 🙌

😊very nice

Piękna robota. Ppzdrawiam in Christo

Dang! Those are some awesome tools!

That spoon is elegant, I have many cooking spoons which job is it recommended for? Sauce? A less elegant one would be used for baking. Birdy

Nice spoon. Any issues with rust on your tools from not toweling them off or oiling before resheathing? That green wood moisture gets everywhere 😊

@modeltest777

Жыл бұрын

A real tool does not rust

@alexandru2124

Жыл бұрын

@@modeltest777 all steel rusts

Great commercial...makes one look forward to stopping the flow of life and focus on one thing...

Would have been nice to see the detail happening in sharp focus. Spielberg used much too much focus on chips and distant artsy shots. Finished product looked good, but getting to it was a bad ride…😕

Wooden Cooking Spoon sounds like a folk band made up of 40 year old hipster millennials who all play super obscure home made Canadian instruments.

@canadiangemstones7636

Жыл бұрын

You keep the name of my country outya mouth!

@defective6811

Жыл бұрын

@@canadiangemstones7636 🤣🫂

Hi, what do you think about "Svante Djärv Carving Axe Little 0,8 kg"; I'm a beginner and I just buy it.

Всё культурно - на весь инструмент чехольчики )

Перфекционист, любящий роскошно сделанный инструмент, но не умеющий резать утилитарные деревянные ложки... Кто-то от души машет катаной в своём дворе, а кто-то режет дерево ножом - медитация ради медитации... 😁😁😁

You really needed to draw a pencil line in the middle of the log!? Come on. EDIT

What push/pull saw did u use at the first of the video?

@michaeldixon908

Жыл бұрын

I think that he used a Silky Big Boy arborist saw. I have one in my kit and it looks like the artists.

❤❤❤

Das ist the Łyżka!!!!!

Birch. Of course.

Another Bearded Man In Sweater Uses $500 in Tools to Make Two-Dollar Item.

Awfull camera work

@daveman2148

Жыл бұрын

It’s not a video about camera work. Your comments aren’t helpful.

Українські майстри, найкращі! 😎 Вітання пану коту 😌

@strongwaytools

Жыл бұрын

Дякую друже 🤝😄

Omg, too much hipster editing ethetics for a video with man making a spoon. Nonetheless, great skill (at carving, not video editing😅). 👍🏻

Just a fancy tool ad.

Tres años PARA TIRARTE UN GAS.... QUE PÉRDIDA DE TIEMPO....!!!

trop de chichi niania

Ukraine!

Camera work is great for people that don't want to see what you are doing. I am sorry I wasted 3 minutes on this video.

@J.sh_CDN

Жыл бұрын

I disagree with your comment. Obviously it is meant to be a video to entertain, with different camera shots, random cat, and tools all neat and organized. It's meant to look pretty and entertain foe a couple minutes. There are different videos for those that want to learn how to carve. They are good for what they do but are often far less entertaining, and far more educational

@Baetzibaer

Жыл бұрын

​@@J.sh_CDN You're right: entertaining it ist; about as entertaining as watching fresh paint to dry ... 🥱🥱🥱

Torture to watch. Boring. Couldn’t do it

На себя ножом стругают только самоубийцы…☹️

What a rubbish. Cut tree, hundred tools, all day work and tatattaaa we have spoon. But awwwww the is a cat

@J.sh_CDN

Жыл бұрын

Rubbish comment. Did most of the work with an axe. Finished it up with some basic carving knives. Put a lot of work into presentation, with editing and filming, and even work place. Yes the cat is there just to get a few views, but the whole video was well made.

That spoon wouldn’t have lasted very long in my mother’s kitchen because she used to whack me on the head with them when I pissed her off.