Walking Cane Gallery
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- Here is my attempt at Paul’s walking cane
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- My first walking cane made from mahogany and a piece of wood from my friends bannister rail not sure what it is. Finished with ronsil out door varnish.
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- Canes in walnut sapwood (top), oak and mahogany, and walnut. Finished with shellac, oil/poly blend and wax.
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- Walking cane in yew, without twist. Walnut wedges.
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- Bubinga wood shellac and wax
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- Made from White Oak, used Gel Stain, Shellac and Wax finish. The double spiral was laid out with masking tape, due to the taper of the staff, the spiral progressively got tighter, so I just went with it.
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- Oak Cane and Lacewood walking stick.
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- oak and mahogany.danish oil finish
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- The cane was made out of oak. It was finished out at 35″ with the 7″ handle. I applied two coats of shellac topped by two more coats of a poly.
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- Walking cane from oak, shellac and wax finish
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- Double twist Ash stick with Iroko handle finish with button polish.
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- Cherry Cane
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- this is my first walking cane its made from walnut and finished with one coat of walnut spirit dye and two coats of clear gloss varnish
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- Oak cane finished with water based varnish
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- Made from Lime wood finished with ronseal outdoor mat varnish.
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- Pecan Wood
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- Hickory body with purpleheart wedges
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- White oak, finished with danish oil and bees wax.
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- Walking Cane by einar
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- Walking Cane by Brandon Sweet
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- Walking Cane by stevesmith61
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- Walking Cane by joeblues79
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- Walking Cane by Tom Davis
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- Walking Cane by Harold
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- Walking Can by Harold
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- Walking Canes by Harold
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I have made dozens of the canes for people in my church. We have a large population of elderly ( me included) . When they have knee and hip replacements, I give them a cane. I have yet to sell one. If they insist on paying for it, I ask them to give it to the building fund. happy days