walking sticks
Tiny Dancer
>I recently seen a walking stick that has one continous groove about 1 1/2 inches wide from top to bottom of the stick. Does anyone know how this was made, do I need a specific/special turning tool? Thanks
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walking sticks
Tiny Dancer
>I recently seen a walking stick that has one continous groove about 1 1/2 inches wide from top to bottom of the stick. Does anyone know how this was made, do I need a specific/special turning tool? Thanks
Re: walking sticks
Barry Turner
>Your description comes up a little short for us to be able to visualize what you are describing. Do you mean a spiral groove? A picture would be helpful.
Re: walking sticks
Jim Ketron
>I would think it would be a router! you can make a jig to mount one on the lathe do do work like this
Re: walking sticks
William Duffield, on the Cohansey
>Two possibilities come to mind. First, it could be a natural occurrence, usually caused by a honeysuckle vine growing around the small tree that the stick was made from. Second, it could have been done on a legacy mill. It's really easy to tell the difference :^)