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The Spoon Carving Bib – Oiled Buffalo Shoulder
$32.00 VAT included (where applicable)
Availability: 2 in stock
Availability: 2 in stock
The Spoon Carving Bib is finally is here! Protect your sternum against bruises while carving a spoon with the use of this carving bib made from 4.5mm oiled buffalo shoulder and adjustable paracord.
I really thought that to put a carving bib together was easy. But believe me, It took a while before I discover the ideal material for a spoon carving bib. You see most of the popular Veg Tanned Leathers, broadly used out there failed when I put them to test. They are quite slippery when a fair amount of pressure is applied while carving a spoon, which makes them rather unsafe.
What you want is a sturdy and firm grip when you apply pressure against your sternum while carving a wooden spoon and this spoon carving bib provides exactly that. The main is reason is that this spoon carving bib although is thick and sturdy it is soft and flexible at the same time which makes any wooden blank to almost sink into its surface keeping everything safely in place.
Please note that the colour might slightly vary from the picture.
Lead time: 15-20 working days. Shipping: 15-30 days to USA, 20-30 days to Canada and Australia, 15-20 days to most European countries. Taxes & Duties: Buyers are responsible for any customs duties and import taxes that may apply, for more information please contact your local postal services.
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