r/Spooncarving • • 20h ago

question/advice Filling micro-cracks in spoons….now what?

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This has likely been asked hundreds of times but I’m kind of a newbie. In general, my wood dries just fine, I always remove the pith and carve my blanks to ~80% finished and then give it a few days in its own shavings. But I still get these fine cracks usually on one of the ends (bowel or handle). Before I just chuck it into the firewood pile, do you all have any ideas? I’ve considered CA glue but am not 100% sure it’s foodsafe.

Any and all thoughts would be appreciated. TIA


r/Spooncarving • • 5h ago

spoon Made it as a gift for friends)

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I removed the unwanted background using ChatGPT.


r/Spooncarving • • 3h ago

tools Tiny knife

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