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Message: [QUOTE="UC313, post: 2755968, member: 3541"] You'll stop getting clean cuts and get the fuzzies where 2 cut lines meet. The moment you start pushing too hard is when its dull, its also when youll cut yourself. Wood selection and reading the grain is super important too. Birch and cherry are good woods for a spoon. If im relief carving i like basswood, cherry, and walnut for natives. All fairly straight grained. You dont want any knots, the grain tends to swirl around a knot. Feel free to PM with any dumb questions you dont feel like getting openly hammered on lol. [/QUOTE]