Nice job god bless

Thank you, Dennis. You've given me some good ideas

Love the video and narration. Perhaps I missed it but the way you attached the fence clamps to the fence is a little vague? All this can be easily done without a CNC machine or planer as well. You can make the 0 clearance cut for the blade by tacking a miter slot runner to the bottom of the table and running it through half way. Then if you want a center cut to allow for angling the table down you could hog out the spot where the cut stops. I would design it that way which means removing the table for blade changes but no CNC or precut blade line necessary. A table saw could make the 1/8 inch blade cut as well if you did want to have the slot in front of the blade to make blade changes easier. Also you should chamfer or round over the bottom edge of the fence to allow for sawdust and chips. You can always use a piece of half inch MDF clamped to the fence if you are cutting something super thin that is thinner than the chamfer or round over clearance. Also, I know this vid is a couple years old and I can't expect a reply at this point, but should the fence be to the left or right of the cutting edge of the blade? Probably depends like on a table saw, but I'm a bit of a newbie and I'm just wondering what best practice is for fence position. I'm in the middle of building a band saw table and fence so I came here for some ideas. I really like the idea of side guides for the fence and clamps as apposed to T-track or runners in grooves on the table. Keeps it nice and square so one doesn't have to fiddle around with squaring each end of the fence due to the sloppy tolerances in T-track or routed slots. Thanks for the great video! I'm subscribed.

I purchased 3 walking sticks from a VA retail store in Houston. 2 went to a male nurse for him and a friend to use when hiking. Mine I use everyday and for protection.

Beautiful stick my favorite of all ❤️

Now, Master Nolan, that's one good solid stick, sir. You also thinkin' of adding some form of brass or copper ring on the bottom end to keep them wood fibres from splayin' out.? Could hold the thing together well. Nice work, sir!

I will stick with the 10.00 stick

That is a really great looking stick. 😮looks like a lot of work. Great video. 👍👍❤🙏🙏...

Very cool Dennis. Appreciate you sharing.

Also make walking sticks mostley with wild bamboo , also work well greetings from South Africa Colesberg. Northern Cape.

SO sorry, I’m behind on watching , trying to catch up on everyone today. Take care my friend! Love your work!

I grow bamboo..lightweight and incredibly strong it makes a great walking stick.

Awsome work there, keep it up and thanks for the knowledge

Whats the round bit called for curving the sticks end out please

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❤always enjoy your videos

Love that look. Great job. 👍👍❤🙏🙏...

Great job Dennis

Nice walking stick Dennis! Thanks for showing different ways to make these sticks.

Try round rubbers the same as what’s at the end of a pencil, I think that would give you very good grip on the stick

Hmmmmm..........Does a $100 dollar actually help you walk any better than a$10 dollar walking stick

Show us how your probs work

I shine up the knots on my aspen sticks and linseed oil the bark and they look great

What do you call the Drying Room? Is it heated room, outdoor space,?

Denis I've not idea what kind of stick that is but it's a beautiful finish on it as for that mushroom it looks very reall, well done good tuition and easy going many thanks Keith 👍👍👍

Thanks for the inspiration Dennis

One of the many wonderful promises of God is that where two or more are gathered in the name of Jesus he will be there as well. We all may be in cyberspace posting intercessions at various places and times but I know it’s heard when we want to do God’s will and we worship him. Thank you for taking the time to teach. I stumbled across your channel the other day while I was walking a trail. Figured this would be an excellent start into a journey of woodworking

I love the way you keep them rustic. I don't appreciate dowel sticks . They have no character. I do the same as far as letting the stick determine what it wants to be. Prayers for your wife. Hang in there buddy. Be well.

Love it.

Hi Dennis. Great walking stick. Love those diamonds.prayers for your wife 🙏🙏. 👍👍❤...

Another nice stick!! Love all your ideas. Helps me come up with some ideas. Thanks Dennis.

Another great successful video of your talent!! Enjoy watching your work!!

Great video! Obviously, you're a creative man with skill. I'm inspired. Thank you!

Very nice walking stick Dennis! I love the diamond pattern you created.

You never disappoint.

What an awesome idea! I was thinking you were carving a “snake” pattern when you first started wrapping the tape. Very creative as always Dennis. I like the way you got your “rough out” area outside. Sure cuts down the mess! 👍👀👍

Nice work, have a great day

Outstanding - new friend here

Excellent video, have a great day

Put the skull on backwards that’s why it’s looking up😂

Good idea Dennis thanks for showing us ,ive liked and subd you . Greetings from Wales UK .

Really good job. Thank you and God bless you and your family

I've got some memosa that's been drying out inside for two years. I'm curious how it's going to look.

Excellent work Dennis! I loved it 😊

Excellent work on that stick Dennis. Just made a couple of sticks for my brother's Grandsons with the little compasses inset into the top and paracord handles. You give me new ideas when I watch your videos. Thank You.

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Hello, I wanted to see how to do the Fractal Burn since someone showed me a picture when they told me they wanted something with that on it, if you could write down the type of machine you used as I have trouble hearing. I will add your wife to my prayers for those I know of with cancer.

I am going to try this very soon, I will let you know how it turns out

Looks great!

LOL! What an useless video. A $150 stick??? LOL!