Walking sticks and canes

Make Your Own Walking Sticks: How to Craft Canes and Staffs from Rustic to Fancy By Charles R. Self Take your woodworking for a walk! From rustic walking sticks to fancy canes, woodworker and author Charlie Self "cane" show you how to craft more than a dozen different staffs in Make Your Own Walking Sticks. Whether you are looking for something simple and practical or looking to make a statement, you will find everything you need to know inside this fun and easy-to-follow book. The first…

Canes Canada wants to help you walk with a cane. This page offers information on how to walk with a cane, cut a cane, measure for a cane and more.

I carved this cane out of a single piece of wood that has a natural crook. It is a lot like my walking sticks with the snake wrapped around it. The handle is made so that the snake comes up over…

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For making your own walking stick you need to know what type of a stick it will be, what wood to use and how to prep it, how to finish and maintain it properly for longer service.

I tied these two knots as handgrips on my and my son's hiking sticks. On the left is a four-bight, 13-lead (I think) turk's head knot, tripled. In the right is a pineapple knot, but I'm not sure how they're classified.

Would you like to make your own walking stick, hiking staff or wizard staff? You need to start by collecting wood. Follow these instruction to do so without damaging the wood. Determine the correct length of wood you need. It is...

Carving octopus wood carving walking stick

Walking stick I made from driftwood, and an old saw handle. By: Kenny Hamilton, The Driftwood Collector.

This wooden walking cane pattern will keep you company on your adventures. Learn how to carve a walking stick with author Lora Irish.