The Art of Cane Making: How To Make A Quality Walking Cane (Tutorial)

[@jrbarilla]

Best cane I ever owned! 👍✌️🇺🇸

[@CaneMasters-WalkingCanes]

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING! More educational videos posted every week🎉 thanks for watching:)

[@robertkeller6021]

@@CaneMasters-WalkingCanesis the paracord wrap no longer an option?

[@keithsteiner8724]

I have several Cane master canes. I have been collecting them for over twenty years. A few weeks ago I put in an order for another one plus a Jo walking stick. This will be my first one with a palm rest. I live in Israel now and can't wait for my new sticks to arrive

[@CaneMasters-WalkingCanes]

Thank you so much for your continued support and enthusiasm for our Cane Masters products! It's incredible to hear that you've been collecting our canes for over twenty years. We're thrilled that you've chosen to expand your collection with another cane and a Jo walking stick, especially with the added feature of a palm rest. We hope that these new additions bring you even more enjoyment and functionality to your daily life. We'll ensure your order gets to you in Israel promptly so you can start using your new sticks as soon as possible. If you have any questions or need assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out. Thank you again for being a valued part of the Cane Masters community!

[@williamdecker3989]

I own a 36" Hickory Boomer and waiting on my 60" Master Bokane walking stick in hickory with heartwood! She's gonna be a beauty! Thanks for the training videos too, Keith!

[@CaneMasters-WalkingCanes]

That sounds impressive! A 60" Master Bokane walking stick in hickory with heartwood must be a real work of art. It's great to hear you're enjoying the training videos from Keith too. Happy walking!

[@bobs5624]

I’m waiting on my second Canemaster cane. My first one just celebrated its 25 year anniversary. I still have my Canemaster decal on my 1999 Land Cruiser, which I bought the same year as my cane. It would’ve been my lifetime cane, but I need the palm rest now. I love my cane! 😅

[@CaneMasters-WalkingCanes]

Wow, it's incredible to hear about your long-standing loyalty to our Cane Masters product! We're thrilled that your first cane has served you so well for 25 years, and it's truly impressive that you still have the Cane Master decal on your Land Cruiser from 1999. We're honored to be a part of your journey, and we're delighted to hear that you love your cane. Thank you for your continued support, and we hope your second Cane Master cane serves you just as faithfully! 😊

[@DavidG-qe7yn]

Thanks Keith...have 2 of your canes on order for all the qualities you mentioned 😊

[@CaneMasters-WalkingCanes]

We're glad to hear that, thank you so much for all your support. Excited for your new cane. Feel free to share your journey here. 😊

[@michaelsvientek8420]

How do I order and customize my cane.cane masters thanks God bless.

[@MasterJ-1990]

great video! thank you

[@CaneMasters-WalkingCanes]

Glad that we could help! Thanks for watching this video.

[@Kyandi_Goa]

How do you dry the cane properly

[@MikeMcG58]

I ordered one a few days ago. I can hardly wait for it to come. Watching this video shows me why I have to wait so long. It will be worth it. I hope I can find someone to train me on how to use it for defense.

[@CaneMasters-WalkingCanes]

Exciting! Patience pays off. The wait is worth it. Consider joining a self-defense class for effective training. This is where you can check about training classes: americancaneselfdefense.com You can also check our downloadable videos here: canemasters.com/collections/downloadable-videos Enjoy your new cane soon!

[@JoanWakefield]

I have a wooden cane that I am sure is over a hundred years old. My grandfather used it, and I think it was used by his mother or father. It very strong but very slender, what can be done to

[@JoanWakefield]

To preserve it for and 100 + years, I am 83.

[@CaneMasters-WalkingCanes]

What a remarkable family heirloom you have! Preserving a cherished wooden cane like yours for another century requires some care and attention. Here are a few suggestions: 1. **Keep it Clean:** Regularly dust the cane with a soft cloth to remove any dirt or debris. Avoid using harsh chemicals or solvents that could damage the wood. 2. **Moisturize the Wood:** Apply a thin coat of high-quality wood polish or wax to nourish the wood and help maintain its strength and integrity. Be sure to choose a product that is suitable for the type of wood your cane is made from. 3. **Protect from Moisture:** Wood can warp or crack if exposed to excessive moisture. Store the cane in a dry environment away from sources of humidity, such as basements or bathrooms. 4. **Avoid Direct Sunlight:** Prolonged exposure to sunlight can cause the wood to fade and weaken over time. Store the cane in a shaded area or use curtains or blinds to block direct sunlight. 5. **Handle with Care:** While your cane may be sturdy, it's still important to handle it gently to avoid accidental damage. Avoid dropping it or leaning on it excessively, especially if it has delicate features or joints. 6. **Consider Display Options:** If you want to showcase your cane while also protecting it, consider displaying it in a shadow box or glass cabinet. This will help keep it safe from dust and accidental bumps while still allowing you to admire its beauty. By following these tips and treating your wooden cane with care, you can help ensure that it remains a treasured family heirloom for generations to come.

[@JoanWakefield]

Thank you. I don't know what kind of wood my cane is made from. It is one piece and what you refer to as a J . The lower section is about 3/4 inch square and tapper up round at the top (hook). So without knowing the type of wood, is there a generic type of wax or oil I can use.

[@Random-pt9mn]

Your canes are indeed beautiful. I checked your website but unfortunately with just having SS to survive on there is no way I can afford one. I realize that your canes are worth every penny that you charge for them but many people that would like to get one just can't do it.

[@RUDEMASTER]

Wont insurance cover that? have you ever looked into that? since it's an ambulatory too a medical necessity

[@CaneMasters-WalkingCanes]

Thank you for your kind words! We understand the financial strain. We're exploring options to make our canes more accessible, such as payment plans or occasional discounts. We appreciate your interest and hope to serve you in the future.

[@ToyMuseum-lw3pz]

You should try offering affirm for your customers. I know I would get the expensive one if you all offered affirm.

[@brucebest1166]

How do I get one to NEW ZEALAND. plus cost American $ is fine.

[@CaneMasters-WalkingCanes]

Hi there, Thank your interest in Cane Masters products. Kindly book a schedule for cane consultation or order assistance through this link from Monday to Friday: canemasters.com/pages/cane-consultation Let us know if you need any further assistance.

[@Sandman.68.]

Canes that last a lifetime aint no shit to an 80 yr old . Im getting one of those bad boys , i live in Scotland where we aren't allowed to carry a spoon . ♥️♥️

[@black_dragon-carpentry]

Sir may i ask as to why you only offer solid wood steam bent canes. And do not offer laminated hardwood canes with epoxy? Btw as a wood worker i see and love your quality

[@black_dragon-carpentry]

And btw I absolutely love your process. Absolutely maximum respect

[@CaneMasters-WalkingCanes]

Great question! We focus on providing solid wood steam bent canes because they offer exceptional strength, durability, and a traditional aesthetic that many of our customers appreciate. While laminated hardwood canes with epoxy can be strong, our commitment to craftsmanship and tradition leads us to prioritize the authenticity and quality of solid wood canes. We believe in upholding the heritage of cane crafting while ensuring our products meet the highest standards of functionality and reliability. Feel free to reach out to us if you need anything else or feel free to book a cane consultation here if you'd like to place an order: canemasters.com/pages/cane-consultation