Step 4: Cut Blank
If the spoon you want to carve is smaller than the piece of wood you've selected, use the table saw to cut the chunk into a thinner piece so you have to remove less material by hand when carving.
Then, use the miter saw to cut the chunk of wood to length at the ends of your spoon outline.
This is called creating a blank.
Something that's fun to do is to create many blanks at once and then pass them out to your friends so you can all carve together. Bring some knives and it's a carving party!
Then, use the miter saw to cut the chunk of wood to length at the ends of your spoon outline.
This is called creating a blank.
Something that's fun to do is to create many blanks at once and then pass them out to your friends so you can all carve together. Bring some knives and it's a carving party!
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