I'm considering getting the Jetboil Utensils (or hopefully just the Spoon) and turning the "high temperature nylon" into a spork. Does anyone know if that stuff can be filed? The end product would be the lightest folding spork I know of, lighter than the BPL one and even the lightmyfire one if the filing shaves a gram off.

http://www.jetboil.com/Products/Accessories/Utensil-Kit

Have you looked into a plain Lexan spoon. Mine weights 11 grams. Bought it at some camping store, but I've seen them at Walmart. Cost a buck or two and can be filed to most any shape. Not that I don't like the JetBoil edition, but a little pricy for my tastes. Of course I never saw the point of a Ti spoon/spork when Lexan is lighter.

-Mark

spork noun 1. An eating utensil resembling a spoon with short fork tines once limited to backpacking, now found in fast-food emporia and airliners; 2. Any device of illusory utility, which appears, at first glance, to be practical and ingenious, but is found to be tedious, frustrating or actually useless in practice. Eating pasta with a spork is much like eating peas with a knife. And eating soup with a spork is not much better than using…well…a fork. 3) The current and less imaginative term for the runcible spoon, the elegant term coined by Edward Lear in “The Owl and the Pussycat.” We live in barbarous times

Amen.

I eats my peas with honey,
I've done it all my life.
It makes them taste quite funny,
but it keeps them on the knife!

- anonymous old Bostonian rhyme

PS, yes, any nylon is fileable. Only problem might be clogging of the file.

i bought a set of jetboil tools last spring. my husband and i use the spoon and fork - i've used the fork for f.b.c. without trouble. they have a strange texture- rough and grippy. feels very weird when trying to lick it clean. not very easy to lick clean... i think the plastic might be too slippery without the texture. i'd suggest practice hacking on the spatula before chancing ruining the spoon.
p.s. i love how they get small enough to fit in the bottom my reflect-x cozy, but get long enough not to get the knuckles dirty when eating! i wish one could buy just the spoon...

GSI Outdoors makes a really nice telescoping spork! I haven't held one yet, but I'm going to pick one up I think. And it only weighs 8.5 grams!

http://www.gsioutdoors.com/detail.aspx?a=9&c2=19&p=70101&