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bricolage in an oakland workshop

Sunday, March 29, 2020

carving spoons from a recently limbed street tree

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while on my morning jog today, i found this limbed tree near my house with a few promising branches. i don't know what the species is,...
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a soup ladle in poplar

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had a few thick billets of poplar from my bed project. i thought, being poplar, that it'd be super easy to carve, but it was muc...
Friday, March 27, 2020

an attempt at a fork to go with the spoon

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these are eatin' size utensils. my colleague steve said i should branch into forks so here it goes. the tines are pretty delicate, bu...
Monday, March 23, 2020

a fork to stand up to the spoon

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I decided to make a fork in a similar shape to the spatula from earlier, and then this might become utencils for serving vegetables/salad...
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Saturday, March 21, 2020

Sapele Kitchen Utencils

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after carving a few pieces of hard maple from the shop, I wanted something a little less severe, but not as soft as poplar. There were a...
Friday, March 20, 2020

Another afternoon on the front porch

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I got this offcut of poplar ("Piedmont Poplar?") from Lawrence Gandsey while out on a jog a while ago. His workshop sits righ...
Tuesday, March 17, 2020

17 March 2020

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My last name is Tracy. I keep that in mind. 2 more eating utensils. first attempt at making forks. i think it's better to orien...
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