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These are some wooden utensils turned from some scraps and branches. The top one is an apple wood stirring stick.
The middle is a chinese elm peanut butter or mayonaisse spreader type thing that will get all the way to the bottom of the jar without getting the stuff all over your hands.
And the bottom is a bona fide black walnut salmon fillet flipper spatulation device.
They all have some walnut oil rubbed on them and they're all about a foot or so long.
Member
Curt, these are not only functional, but beautiful.
Glenn Hodges
Nashville, Georgia
"Would you believe the only time I ever make mistakes is when someone is watching?"
Member
Nice Job Curt!
need to make a few of those myself.
Thanks for showing them.
Have Chainsaw- Will Travel
Member
Very nicely done Curt. Always nice to see something different.
Bill.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Contributor
Very well done Curt. Great work.
Bernie
Never put off until tomorrow what you can do the day after tomorrow.
To succeed in life, you need three things: a wishbone, a backbone and a funnybone.
Member
Wonderful job Curt. My mind is going 90 to nothing trying to figure out how that is done
Thnaks for sharing the nice work.
In Memoriam
Nice!
That splatulator looks perfect for scraping all the mosquito splats off your windshield.
Only the Blue Roads
Contributor
Andy I didn't think you had mosquito's in that "High Class" area of the states.Originally Posted by Andy Hoyt
Setting here with a fever and even my fingers are sore
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In Memoriam
Great pieces Curt
941.44 miles South of Steve Schlumph
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Curt, those are great! More Christmas ideas! Very cool.
Corey
Member
Good looking utensils Curt! I like the little burn marks on the apple.
Member
The apple one reminds me of a letter opener that was in Woodwork magazine a few years ago. A little trimming and sanding and you've got a whole 'nother project. Good looking stuff.
Contributor
Wonderful pieces Curt!!!! I gotta bookmark these. Great idea.
~john
"There's nothing wrong with Quiet" ` Jeremiah Johnson
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Very nice. That mayonaisse spreader is a must do. I hate geting that stuff on my hands, the handle of the knife and everything else.
In Memoriam
I agree! It's those darn hollow form glass jars with a 5" diameter body that was hollowed through a 1" opening.
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