Cheap DIY Portable Spoon 

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Pro tip: JB Weld is sold in 5 gallon buckets and can be used to make a cast for a broken arm or leg. When the bone is healed you can use this spoon to cut off the cast.

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hammer the cut fork flat to use as a spear tip/gig also.. great video James! i love the hobo stuff. I have made and used a few stoves and pots, a hobo reel and so on, im gathering footage to make a channel of my adventures

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I didn't think of that. A zipper pull would be a great use for it! Thank you!

zipper pull, ingenious

Good video... good use of an old spoon. Could also use it to dig a hole

That zipper pull idea is a neat one.

Matex.. wrtf ???? How room does an ACTUAL spoon take up .... wtf is wrong with you ????😢👍✌

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I have indeed used mine on more than one occasion. Thank you for watching.

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Indeed. That's where I normally get my old spoons for my packs. Thanks for watching!

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Yes. Or just wrap it with duct tape or cling wrap. Of course, the duct tape would leave a residue.

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I'm sure this could be modified in different ways. Thanks for watching!

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I too like the thermos fold up spoon and I have one that I carry with my coffee. Thank you for watching and commenting!

JB Weld is an amazing product. Thanks for watching!

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Yes. There are several ways that you could carry this to make it readily available and easily accessible.

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@@WayPointSurvival Lake areas with rich city folks cottages there. Arts Shows. etc. i can see these selling there like hot cakes for 5 to 10 US$ each

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I bet you could use a stainless-steel bolt of a matching size to build a handle from, or use a tap-and-die set to add threads onto, say, an aluminium or stainless nail of the right size (say, one of those huge aluminium nails used for hanging gutters....) It's probably not difficult to find a plastic rod that would work for a handle, and I don't see why an old toothbrush handle as you suggest wouldn't fit that bill just fine as well! Why bother with a dedicated handle? The handle could be used for other screw-on projects: a fork, spatula, or butter-knife are some obvious possibilities, but I'm sure you could use the same screw-on shank technique to build all sorts of screw-on survival tools with, and hang them all from the same key-chain to keep them neat and organized. I bet a screw-on alligator clip might come in handy, for example... you could probably also make a compact pair of screw-on scissors by fitting one of those screw-on-shanks to a sawed-down pair of scissors.... you could make a handle from a stick found in the field to use with any of these tools, but keeping a dedicated reusable handle with the set is a nice convenience!

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Actually, when it's cured it doesn't have a taste. And I checked with the company, when cured it is food grade safe.

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