| Project by JJireh | posted 878 days ago | 1493 views | 0 times favorited | 4 comments | ![]() |
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Tiger maple handle, Cherry sappling cane, horn tip, and walnut studs.
Would have liked more length on cane, but its actually comfortable staff wise. (Really a large Market stick :) )
Father in law has goats and needed a crook :)
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TopamaxSurvivor
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#1 posted 878 days ago
Nice job. What does he do with it? I used to have goats but never used one.
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JJireh
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#2 posted 877 days ago
Thanks, He probably wont use it. It works on my kids though :)
It is strong enough to snag a goat though, just reach out around a neck or leg and pull …
knottysticks
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#3 posted 661 days ago
Nice stick JJ , I have never tryed an angled joint like yours before , but I hear they are a pain to get to line up ?
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JJireh
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#4 posted 660 days ago
Thanks Knottysticks, It really wasn’t too bad. I used the compound miter to give them both a clean 45 degree cut, then lined up my rod. that is usually the hard part, the rod going where it needs to on both top and bottom.
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