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ROBBYBOBBY64

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I made walking staff out of hard wood maple(like butcherblock wood) and walnut. I worked the shaft with a pattern for grip. It is well oiled and bees waxed. I finished off the bottom with an alpine spike. Kind of like an irish fighting stick. Great for the loose dirt on the hills in the creeks any where i go, it goes. Of course like Theodore Roosevelt once said..."Walk softly and carry a big stick".
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Very nice Robby! Must of taken you some time to produce it.
No not really i do alot of wood carvings. A walking stick is a walk in the park. Here is a few of my crazy creations.
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Above.- Pin oak walking stick. Removing the bark was like pulling teeth.

Below is various heads in driftwood and pine knots.
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This one below is a 300 year old pine knot. Yes i counted the rings with a jewelers loupe.
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:DTotally insane! Great work, great talent! Nicely done Robby. The third one looks like my grandfather ! lol
 

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