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A Wooden Fork for a Wooden Spoon !

18 years ago

Ann: You inspired me to get off my _ _ _ and do something.

Had to make a Mate for my Wooden Spoon.

I cleaned my 12 year old Wooden Spoon with 0000 Steel Wool and reoiled it.

Then I cut out a Wooden Fork, from the same 100 year old, piece of Curly Maple.

Picked a part, with not too much Curly and shaped it close to the Spoon.

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Sprayed some Pam on them , let them soak and rubbed with a paper towel.

When I buy some Mineral oil, I'll redo them. I'm not worried about,

them getting rancid right now. Never happened to me in 50 years.

The Fork is 13 inches long and 2 inches wide.

The Spoon is only 1/4inch shorter.

It looks like it is 2 inches shorter but that is an optical seclusion.

It holds an ounce of Liquid. Many of the production made, hold about 1 teaspoon.

Haven't been in here much lately, thought I'd put in something.

LOU

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