The World's Manliest Spoon Forged From Rebar- Post Apocalyptic Spoon

Hey everyone! Here's a spoon to go with the hand forged fork we made from 1/2" rebar last time. It's part of a dining set with a spoon, steak knife, butter knife, and maybe even a spork. Let me know what you think!

Thanks for watching and enjoy!

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[HuwPewPew]

Next, a real test of skill. You must make rebar from a spoon!

[clintjeppson]

I was able to create a knife, spoon, and fork out of a 3' piece of 1/2" Rebar in about an hour total. Thanks for showing me how it is done! Please keep posting! Also, I just ordered two of your books. I can't wait to dive into them.

[gregiep]

Perfect timing! I'm about to forge a spoon out of 1/2 round stainless, so this is super helpful! Thanks, brother!

[solomonstello]

That was awesome. I want to make an entire custom silverware set out of Damascus steel. It's probably excessive but I think it'd be cool. I also want to do an "all things metal" theme for my dream house and have nothing but forged items throughout the home. It'd go well in addition to a log cabin or something or the sort.

[PetesCreativeRecycling]

Me "Why's the spoon on fire?"
Nick "None of your Bee's Wax!"

[heathschwab]

now I love that I had some old cast iron set all 3 on a steel ring someone stole. I been looking for another set I wish I could make me some. I've seen others but can't afford but I like the rebar on better gives character. but being a fishermen and having the kids non profit fishing group ide love also a knife made like a filet knife. to show the kids good stuff thanks for Sharing with everyone. god bless

[bufordmcnairy]

You always amaze me with the things you make. Thank you.

[trenchdigger]

You're the best treesahade blacksmith I've seen on youtube

[corbinschleede]

you should do a spatula or like a bbq fork would be so interesting

[petrus]

Said rebar should probably be tested for either mercury or lead, if you want to actually eat with that spoon.

While I'm being a troll, the size and shape of that forge would also cause me to ask questions about fuel inefficiency due to heat loss. On the other hand, I could see you wanting something large enough to let you heat up a large piece of metal at once, without having to work on tiny pieces of the length.

Nice video though, BB.

[miketubbs]

I am a newbie to forging. The videos are great. I would love to see the actual work time of some pf your pieces.

[michaeld]

after watching your clip's I started to make knives
I want to thank you for inspiration

[SharpWorks]

Love it man can't wait for what's next

[chrisjones]

Can you do a video on a bigger DIY forge, something similar to what you use?

[yinonharel]

make a steal plate and film a meal with the plate an utensils.

[tonywallick]

That looks sweet. That would go well with a wooden bowl.

[thewildguide]

A rebar spear would look cool just do the same as this spoon add a point and wood handle I bet it'd look awesome

[robertashbrook]

I really like your vids Nick. Just goes to show ya yer never to old to learn. Your vids are very informative and helpful. Thanks and keep up the good work.

[themightycellyt]

Hey Nick! I just broke my phonescreen because if a game. But your video was so relaxing!

[hyperionic]

impressive very impressive i like it keep it up and just keep it going.