[RandyL476]

This is my first try at a cane the handle is a piece of sweet gum I saved when I was working on a walking stick the shaft is some type of Indonesian wood that was used in the frame work on a pallet stacking sticks we use here at the sawmill. It was 2x2 and 37in long I took it and cut it down on a table saw into a hexagon shape to about 1 1/4 inches.

 

[Rad]

I like simple and functional! Nice job!

 

[MJC4]

Did you stain the shaft? If not that is some very interesting colored wood. I like the contrast between handle and shaft. Very nice looking piece.

 

[RandyL476]

The shaft was not stained all I used was 3 coats of polyurethane.

 

[CV3]

Nice number one Randy. T handles are versatile canes.

 

[Sean]

Love the "t" handled canes. It being my first two piece job as well out of cedar. Good job!

 

[yaxley]

Nice and I do like the "T" handle.

 

[gdenby]

Please describe. What are "pallet stacking sticks?" And, does the mill get lots of the stuff? A bunch of stuff from Indonesia that is common there might be a treasure here. It looks a little like luan to me, which I've only seen as a plywood veneer. Very light weight, but a good looking wood.

 

[RandyL476]

I ment to say a pallet of stacking sticks sorry about that. We use them stacking green pine lumber getting it ready for the dry kiln. The stacking sticks 97 in. long. The piece I used was a 2x2 37in long they are under the stacking sticks where a fork lift can pick them up. The wood im used was Appeton Wood.

 

[Alaska Rabologist]

Stick looks fantastic!!! Great work and thanks for sharing.....