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Cane made from a branch that fell from a neighbor’s tree during an ice storm. Some sort of Ash but not sure exactly – the tree grew from one of those bareroot twigs that his kids brought home for Arbor Day 30 years ago. About 36 inches tall. Added copper wire and agate stone beads as decorations. Finished with Spar Varnish to provide protection for heavy use. Standard 1 inch rubber tip from drug store (not visible in photo). If anyone has any suggestions on where to find metal tips, I would be very grateful. Thanks for looking, I hope you like it.
-- Leafherder
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jaykaypur
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#1 posted 148 days ago
You did a great job on this cane. Really like the copper and stone you put on too. As to the metal cane tips, just go to google images and type that in.
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helluvawreck
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#2 posted 148 days ago
That cane has a lot of character. Nice work.
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Monte Pittman
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#3 posted 148 days ago
Good job on this
Rockller or Woodcraft should have the tips.
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WoodenFrog
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#4 posted 148 days ago
Very nice looking cane! Great work!
As Monte says Rockller I think has tips, I know Treeline has them as well…
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leafherder
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#5 posted 147 days ago
Thanks for the comments, I will check out those supplier suggestions.
-- Leafherder
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#6 posted 147 days ago
Well done, looks great!! Welcome to LJ’s.
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