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This cane is the end result of a documentation on how to make a fancy walking cane for an Instructables submission. It took a lot longer than I had expected as the process of creating a piece and taking photos and re-taking photos, as one misses or skips steps is mind boggling. The Instructables submission actually came out quite well and if you’re interested on how I make my canes, then you’ll want to take a look http://www.instructables.com/id/How_To_Make_A_Custom_Fancy_Walking_Cane/ . I may even have to copy this to keep in the workshop just in case I miss a step.
Oh, and if you visit, please take a moment to vote and rate my entry! Many thanks!
For more information please visit http://www.gallerymh.com or http://www.bigstickcanes.com.
-- "They who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream only by night." ~ Edgar Allan Poe
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lew
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posted 321 days ago
WOW! I love these color combinations!
Kerux
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posted 321 days ago
Another good looking cane. I love you showing the process. Never thought there was so many steps!
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Dennis Zongker
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posted 320 days ago
Beautiful Cane. You are the cane master. Thanks for posting.
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mranum
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posted 307 days ago
What do you use on the bottom?
Nice job BTW!
Matt-
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dustygirl
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posted 307 days ago
Another great looking cane.Nice job.
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mmh
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posted 303 days ago
Hi Matt,
Your question: “What do you use on the bottom?”, are you referring to a rubber cane tip?
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a1Jim
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posted 209 days ago
Hey Meillie
I just visited your how too on instructables.com and found your tutorial so informative and well done. I like all your canes and think you are a truly a master cane maker. I was surprised that a lathe was not involved in the process.
Jim
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mmh
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posted 43 days ago
Hi a1Jim,
I don’t use a lathe because I prefer a more hand hewn shape of the shaft, not the symmetrical, machine shape that a lathe produces. I want to shape the shaft gradually from round to square along the length so that one can tell it’s hand done. I do however, use power tools to assist in shaping and sanding along with the hand tools, as they save a lot of time and wear on the arms and hands.
-- "They who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream only by night." ~ Edgar Allan Poe