Carbon fiber spoon

It looks unsanitary with all those little pockets to trap food. Compared to a GSI Lexan spoon it is probably a costly item. A lid for just boiling water may make more sense.

This would really only be a sensible project from a cost standpoint if you already had some epoxy and scraps of carbon fabric laying around from another project.

I don't think carbon fiber is necessarily unsanitary. A smooth, glassy surface is easy to achieve.

I build carbon fiber lids here: http://rutalocura.com/Carbon_Lids.html

I think there are some better ways to build a spoon with pre-preg, it is something I have looked at doing. It should be much stronger than cheap plastic.

I wonder what kind of resin he used? Because most resin dipped in boiling water the spoon will become soft and bendable and may leach chemicals in to the water.
Terry

There are plenty of epoxy resins that have heat distortion temperatures above 212F. In addition there are plenty of epoxy resins that are potable water approved according to ANSI/NSF Standard 61. All one would need to do is obtain an epoxy resin approved to Standard 61 for commercial hot water (176F). Not only would this resin not leach anything harmful in hot water but it would be rather unlikely that it would soften even in boiling water. Belzona 5891 is one such epoxy resin which would be suitable.

It was surely epoxy, and it will not go limp in boiling water, nor will most "resins". Cant speak for what he used, but my materials and mold releases are food safe, and cleared for food service use by the USDA.

I cant believe no one has pointed out that the design is flawed……It is neither a foon or a spork.

What's a "foon" Josh? Maybe that's exactly what it is? ;p