PKS Camp Companion Knife: Carving a Coffee Spoon (Pathfinder Knife Shop) 

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I like to carve two at once bowl to bowl. This leaves a handle at each end until you are ready to separate. You waste less wood. Good job. Good video.

Excellent tutorial! Starting in the middle is the tip I never thought of. Just got a hookknife and ready to try it out. Who hit the thumbsdown? An idiot no doubt.

Amazing job. Hopefully I can get the knives like your knives. Again great job and God Bless you for sharing

You make me wanna go camping

Great Instruction--clear and well-organized. Possibly I have watched more spoon carving videos that you did to study for this one...but yours is as effective as most. I am in my 70's and it is only in the last couple of years that I have tried carving. One of my best projects was a coffee scoop carved from a dried butternut blank. Thanks for sharing.

carful pulling that blade brother ,watch your self at 1:24 ....you have a great carving set and talent. i call it power carving. thanks for the video . billy joe

Thanks for sharing, liked the way the spoon turned out. 👍🏽👊🏽

Thank you for this amazing video!

Great job

Thanks for another great informative video!

I really enjoy your videos Stay safe and thank you!!!

Thank you so much Matt for sharing your video. Your insights, experience, and encouragement gives me encouragement to carve my first coffee scoop spoon. Blessings.

Well done...

great video....!!! Enjoyed

A small spoon gouge would have come in handy at the beginning

You did a great job carving the knife and I appreciate your taking the time to share your talent.

I envy your natural skills and abilities.

Going to have to try to make a spoon

Very good tip about leaving a handle on both ends. Many videos I have seen do not. Maybe it was good nobody taught you the hard way to do the task.

Excellent video! Minimal tools and and a simple process. I don't feel intimidated by this video and I'll probably give carving another go. Thanks!

Very nice blade. I feel like the handle is a little too thin and small for extended use though, my hands would cramp up I think.

A small mora works great.

Matt that was an excellent video on how to carve a spoon. Looking forward to your next video.

Great video, you accomplished two things. Great carving instructions and you demonstrated the camp knife 's quality well

Great video! Glad to see the sheath out and about!

Good job brother Matt. I like the little knife. Good job on the spoon also.

Thank you I was just talking the other day to somebody about wanting to carve a knife but didn't know how thank you

great video, bro

Beautiful knife and sharp

Solid video. Great content for the community. Excellent demo and valuable review.

That was a grt video. I enjoy ur videos. Always informative

Great video. New subscriber here. Also a self taught carver, just pre-ordered that carver, can't wait to try it! I'll be checking out more of your videos now!

Awesome video! Great job on that spoon bro. I made a nice set out of mesquite i carved wet because how hard mesquite is.. it turned out nice i think. I love neck knives but i usually put a connector on em so if it does get caught on something the connector will pop before the cord can strangle you..

Just subscribed to your channel, great videos. Shout out to Corporals Corner for letting me know about your channel

Really informative great looking knife thank you

Great video Matt. I just finished carving the first spoon that I am happy with. I used a peice of dried plum wood. What are your thoughts on using sycamore? I have access to a good supply of it but I'm not to sure how it would hold up.

This is great! Carving is something I haven't done before, but I'm really attracted it. I love beautiful wood. I have wood utensils that I love to use. I'm really looking forward to getting that spoon knife, the PKS Carver and getting started. This will be a great past time when I go camping and have spare time at night or whenever. I would much rather bring a couple tools and practice the craft of making something useful than reading a book. Don't get me wrong, I love books, because I love to learn. But I think carving will keep me more connected to nature while I'm out there in it. I love your little short handled coffee knife Matt! I definitely want to make myself one like that. I need to learn more about the different trees/wood in my local environment. There is Eucalyptus, various types of sumac. Are there any woods that would be toxic when coming into contact with food?

Hey friend 🙂 great job at carving. That knife is a little on the thick side for me for carving. Have you ever looked at Helvie or Drake knives for finishing? Very thin, small blades. They are super cheap also. I have a little helvie I paid 30 bucks for. It’s cuts look like glass and it’s really great for this scooping cuts around the bowl and handle. 🙂

Nicely done brother good to see ya as well hopefully we can hang out together soon

I want to buy the PKS Kephart. I saw in another video that you have the XL Kephart as well. Which do you prefer for most tasks and why? Thanks

When people go camping, and cook fish or meat on a bonfire, how do you season the meat naturally, without going to the grocery store?

i really dont like the mora spoon knives. they put a micro bevel on them. Or the used to anyway. The best thing you can do is take the bevel off. so it comes out to what is called a zero grind. no micro bevels. I really like the pathfinder knife. I enjoy alot of daves products.

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I have to ask about spoon knife. I just purchased one. The bend on your knief did you change it to work for you. My knife only has just the tip curved .

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What type of lanyard do you have on this knife?

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