Walking stick manufacture part one

[@Offshoreorganbuilder]

Nice to see a *real* job in the *real* world!

[@Faulk52]

Cool video. Is there any more ?

[@therazz07]

thanks for the great video!!!

[@dugfaulkner]

Some of this Video was filmed at Coopers. Sadly the factory no longer exists as it was taken over by accountants who thought it better not to make sticks but just to buy and sell

[@johnboogaerts8445]

Do you know where the factory was located? I've been looking for Coopers Canes of England for sometime but can't find anything.

[@JayneK1965]

@@johnboogaerts8445 Coopers factory used to be in Wormley Surrey but closed in 1996 when it was bought out by a company in birmingham, but the Stick making continued on the same site as Coopers by "BW Sticks" ( owned by the narrator of this video - Bob Wheeler) Sadly Bob died a few weeks ago, In Jan 2020 :-(

[@stuludwig]

what a nice touch. would be grand to see a more concise video of each of your stick types being made from cut to finish. but very nice this is all the same.

[@iacomastro]

What wood are they made out of? Blackthorn???... And... wich woods are best for making sticks?

[@UpcomingJedi]

Why do they remove the knobs on the shaft? They really help if you have to rake it across the hand (in self defense) of some young punk that grabs the old man to steal whatever money he has.

[@gbwildlifeuk8269]

Sticks are used by country folk. Not many muggers, punks or smack heads there!

[@ANXIETOR]

part two!!!!!!!

[@edwardtagg]

So many safety concerns.... Extremely dangerous at every stage. They would be shut down today.

[@unclevit]

(note on screen "please purchase) : pls give cost of dvd, length and aircost to thailand. paypal. tks.

[@killerjuggalo2]

big booty 0:46