In this project tutorial and video, i'll show you how i used the shaper origin to create a beautiful cherry wooden kitchen utensil set. this project was my first attempt at using the shaper origin and it came out great.. I ended up making a pair of salad tongs, two wooden spatulas, a rice paddle, a pair of chopsticks with a chopstick rest, two wooden spoons, a butter knife, and a jam spoon (spoon on the front, knife on the back... scoop and spread).. The bottom line is that making a wooden spoon for your kitchen or as a gift is a relatively simple project that requires very few tools and is rewarding way to spend an afternoon. with autumn just around the corner and the holiday season just beyond that, this might be time to get started!.
Making an antique working spoon using modern power tools details in wood but i was surprised to find that it was a very handy tool in the modern kitchen. it is long enough to stir a deep pot, deep enough to be used as a ladle, and thin at the edges for taking a sip of the soup. making an antique working spoon using modern power tools. There are only two little secrets to making spoons, ladles, and forks out of wood. the first is that you don’t carve the spoon from a block of wood; rather, you find a branch with a spoon in it.. Unfortunately, such fine hardwood kitchen utensils are hard to come by in this day and age. but you can learn how to make a wooden spoon of your own. to bridge this "supply gap," i've been making.
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