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Jason if i may ask how much do you get for your custom work?

Hi Jason, am I correct in saying the epoxy is the only thing holding the top and bottom together? Is that how you would normally add a top or would you use some kind of screw? Thank for making these videos, it’s great to see your work!!

All good stuff, many thanks

I remember this kind of sticks were used for hunting ,fighting ,walking. Don't know if this will be good for hunting maybe fighting

Can you make an episode about your tools? Specifically, the draw knife and the spoke shave. If you could talk about the different kinds, and why you chose the ones that you use that would be much appreciated. The rasps too.

Great instructor , beautiful work

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Hi from hull UK, clever idea, I'd never have thought of that, awesome stuff

Love this! Do you make these to order? I’d love to order one, I’ve had MS for 20 yrs now and there are days where I need assistance with my balance but I really don’t like to use a cane. As a Wonder Woman fan, I would feel empowered and not disabled using something like this. Please let me know when you get a chance. Thank you! 🧡

Beautiful!

I saw the thumbnail and I thought "That staff-sling looks weird, how can you throw stones with it?" Oh, how I was wrong... :D

Nice!

What a nice cane. You inspired me to make one also with a dog head.

Awesome job

Meu desafio foi esculpir só com canivete

Hola amigo te saludo desde Extremadura que es España un buen trabajo

Love the addition of the rock to compliment the walking stick.

Looks really nice!👍

Oh Damn dude you are serious about this. Wow. Looks great.

I lerve your videos. New subscriber.

I noticed cracks at one end . These can be avoided by painting the end with any type of sealer to stop it drying out from the ends ...PVA ...paint ...etc

Like the ram like the way you carved , but me myself hate to join wood together . I work with solid one piece sticks. I’ve picked up when I got up the mountains. HAVE YOU WATCH STINNETT STICKS , to me he’s is one of the best carvers ever this man it good. In my opinion like to watch him as well I’ve learned lots by watching him

I LOVE your project, great technique as well. What might the effects of a sanding sealer have been on the skull? Would it have controlled the color in a way you would have wanted it to? Come to think of it, if you wanted the skull to look like bleached bones, could you used a clear oil, such as mineral oil so the wood could retain it's whiter color???? just a thought! Thanks for your video, and sharing your knowledge and skill.

Nicely done!!! I like the epoxy idea, and the cut out for the grip area. Also, I really like the addition of some music to your video. I recently bout a Dremel flex tool for my carving work, can you give me some insight on quality cutting tools for it. I used one of them that came with the kit, and it wore out within minuets of trying to outline a face - in soft wood at that!

I was thinking I wanted to try my hand at making a walking sticks but I don’t have any of those cool tools, beautiful work.

Another great video, Jason! Keep on, keeping on!

Hi mate I've got a stick giving to me off a friend but it's not attached solid i love the stick but I need it done properly

Beautiful!

I find the inlays look very elegant. Just enough and compliment the piece very well. Great Job & Great video!

Wow, what a beautiful piece of work! The herringbone pattern is beautiful and the choice of wood you chose to make it is excellent! Love it

Beau projet et bonne idée de récupérer les chutes de bois

Great video . Where or how do you get the granite peice for the top?

Hey Jason. Love it, especially the spiral measurement process. Take care.

Very cool piece, Jason! There is a woodturner from Wales named Huw (Davies I think is his surname) who does something similar to pen blanks except that he adds an inlay from each side of the blank. When turned, this makes a Celtic knot pattern. I commented on his video that this would be great for a shank decoration on a stick. His channel is Wooden It Be Nice. (I've seen it done with rolling pins as well)

Great walking stick! Excellent ideas! Another awesome video!! Keep them coming!!!

Excelente trabajo 👌

Hola buenas tarde bonito trabajo 😊 Saludos

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Very cool! But for me that's more of a bed post than a walking stick! But too each his own!

nice work , cool walking stick

Another great walking stick! Another awesome and enjoyable video! Please, keep those videos coming!

Well done.looks great.👍

What a beautiful piece Jason! I’m speechless. Absolutely gorgeous. ❤

Lovely stick. I'm guessing the lamination of the handle is for increased strength? I sometimes inset the metal rod (bent to the correct curve) between my laminated handles for added strength as some of the Tasmanian (Australian) timbers I use are lacking in strength. Thanks to this video I'm going to see if I can track down a Kutzall Bur as they seem much more efficient than the type of cutter I've been using. Thanks for the great video and the pleasing stick.

Great job!

hey look at that. a wizards staff DOES have a knob on the end

What's the best way to get the design scribed onto the stick to begin with? I know how to do it on flat surfaces, but puzzled over doing it for a cylinder.

What a cool piece! The detail is great 😊