Walnut cane

Hey Keith
this is a great cane ,nice carving looks very good like all you projects. I like the stepped part of the shaft

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It looks like you found some walnut.

The finished product looks great.

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That’s really nice!!!! Only one thing I think about. My canes are always falling. Hard to keep them safe always. I quit thinking of designs with fragile areas. . Mine I hope just dent or scratch. Great carving. Cool shape!

-- mtnwild (Jack), It's not what you see, it's how you see it.

mtnwild, good tip on the falling aspect. I was thinking that I would need to make a cane holder like Mark does for all of his canes. Just more woodworkin, which is always good :^)

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great work ! bet it you sell it soon !!!!!

-- keeping myself entertained

Beautifully executed ! Those of us that have had to use canes at one time or another only want to have rubber tips. Someone who wish’s to display it or carry it as a ‘dress’ cane (does anyone really do that anymore?) probably would prefer brass. Many canes today come with both. My cane which I no longer have to use very often was made by a craftsman in Ky. Its quite attractive but without any fancy detailing of any kind and was priced accordingly. It is made to lean on and I don’t doubt that it would support the use of someone two or even three times my weight. (200+). Should I ever have to resort to it full time this is the cane or type of cane I will resort to. Have you tried Google, cane tips? It looks like your cane would serve as well but I would expect to lose the fish 2nd to falling over. Of course the bear and fish are a lot of what makes it exquisite.

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Nice job. I sent you a message on my parts purchases for canes.

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Very Sweet, great job!!! I like your new profile picture of a caveman. If thats a picture of you I’m sorry I called you a caveman. Just kidding. lol

-- Dennis Zongker

Cool carving, well done.

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Nice Cane!
Looking around in Lumberjocks is like going to a Museum of Natural Woodworking Talent. Even if you don’t use a cane it sure would make a great conversation piece when they look as nice as the ones you make! I have mine leaning next to our fireplace mantel ready for me if and when I need it.

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Keith, maybe I should put an order in for when I might need one.

-- Grumpy - "Always look on the bright side of life"- Monty Python

Grumpy, please do ;-)

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Kol I can’t believe I missed this Great looking cane you did a great job on the whole thing .

-- Rj's Woodworks,San Jose & Weed Ca,

Nice work. I like your carving and original design. Keep making them!

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Hi … Beautiful work! Cliff

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