CANADIAN SHILLELAGH carving a walking stick

In honor of St-Patricks day, I wanted to carve a shillelagh but with a twist... let's make it Canadian! So I made it all out of Maple. In the video I show how I added Ambrosia Maple and thin strips of butternut to make the knob for our Shillelagh. I show the steps to shape the knob, make a handle and form a twist into the shaft.
Hope you enjoy the build and Happy St-Patty's day everyone!

[@user-of3pg3se8n]

Good job 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍

[@JasonHedrich]

Thank you!

[@sheldondillon]

Wow !

[@JasonHedrich]

Thank you!

[@yuproger6395]

Très beau travail

[@JasonHedrich]

merci beaucoup!

[@markbarraclough8739]

AWESOME ! THANKS FOR SHARING !

[@JasonHedrich]

Absolutely! Thanks for watching

[@markbarraclough8739]

JASON: YOU HAVE THE PATIENCE OF A SAINT !

[@JasonHedrich]

Thank you! It’s easy when you do something fun…

[@woodsonpayne8378]

Needs HEAD BANGER sound track.

[@JasonHedrich]

That would add something to it! Thanks

[@terragame3566]

It's 3 types in one name. An Irish walking beat stick, a cane, and a staff for tourism.

[@JasonHedrich]

Awesome! A little bit of everything. Thanks for watching

[@LuitpoldVI]

Beautifull work and very well done. However, this is just a decorational pice, this will brake as soon as you hit anything with it.

[@JasonHedrich]

Maybe, it's more a walking stick than a weapon. Thanks for watching

[@randyhinshaw9977]

Jason I have a question, on your moose head carving you used wood hardener for the antlers. What's in a wood hardener?

[@JasonHedrich]

Hi, thanks for watching. Not sure the exact chemistry, it smells like nail polish so I imagine some kind of penetrating lacquer. I'd have to do more research. But I wanted more strength for the antlers especially knowing it's use in a bar

[@beverlydeardurff5366]

What is SHILLELAGH?

[@JasonHedrich]

It’s an Irish walking stick, usually made from one solid piece of wood… but I changed it a bit for some local Canadian flavor!