Some canes don't have a handle attached to a shaft. The "Oak with a Twist" was a great find and really didn't take much to create the cane because mother nature did most of the work.
I use found wood. I don't cut down additional trees for my carving. A clear cut construction site can provide a years worth of wood to dry (get permission!). So step one in carving a stick is to wait 9-12 months while the wood dries. Some sticks will crack and split so it is best to have a small supply in reserve.
The hardest part was to add the leather strap as a handle. The internet had some useful information about it, and after a couple of practice tries on scrap wood, it was successfull.
The stick was a bit taller than a cane but shorter than a walking stick. |
Stained with Aged Oak |
The cane was shipped to Pennsylvania, USA. I talked with the customer in Sapphire, NC USA and he asked if I had a cane with a twist.
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