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Hi All, What a great site. I have been carving wood for years, I had an art gallery in Santa Monica, CA. I closed it last year and, moved to Olympia washington to opened a small store featuring hand carved walking sticks and canes. I use all the local woods i could find. The problem is I don't have as much time to go looking for sticks. Im looking for all types of wood straight enough to make walking sticks, and sticks or roots with a natural handles to carve in to canes. Is there any body who could supply me with blank sticks???? THANKS!!!!!!! Dirk |
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Contact the Smoky Mountain Woodcarvers Shop in Townsend, TN. I'm sure they'd be more than happy to sell you some genuine Tennessee stick blanks.
__________________ "I never met a carver that I didn't like... a knife that I didn't want... a chisel or gouge that I didn't need... or a piece of wood that I didn't have to have!" |
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i have blank diamond willow sticks e-mail me or call me thanks.
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Contact Treeline at Treelineusa.com. They have a whole line of Sticks and different objects to dress up your Sticks. They are located in Provo,UT. Merle
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What size do you want (dia and length) and what kind of wood? Straight, Bent with a natural handle suitable for carving. Living where I do these woods are full of different size of anythking you would like. Seriously, according to the demand, I would consider doing this time. Never run out of material to work with, the hurricanes a blowing and twisting all the little trees into every shape imaginable> e-mail or message me, anyone interested. Semper Fi pogerope |
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Hi Dirk, Useful carving bits used to fall off the old chinese elm at 313 N Foote Olympia. Might be worth strolling up there for a look. Peter |
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Hi Dirk, Parker from a few miles NW of you in Joyce, WA. FWIW, a few years ago, I needed to make four sticks for a group of friends hiking across the Olympics. I split a 4" dia. cedar sapling into quarters, and peeled it. I smoothed off the split surfaces w/ drawknife and spokeshave, and carved a name and the date on each one. I also put copper ferrules on the bottom ends. These guys thought it was really cool that the four sticks fit together into one round "bundle". And they said a stout stick really helps in crossing large creeks and ravines. Hope this helps, Parker "Simple man in a complicated world" |
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Hi Dirk, I carve sticks for my business using dead Aspen. Aspen is a good wood to use for a walking stick. My sticks retain the rustic look. My supply will last through the winter, but I can supply you with sticks when the snow clears. coloradowalkingsticks. Dick |
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Hi Dirk, I can supply you with aspen sticks. We also have aspen canes. How many do you want? Email me, or PM me at this site, and I can give you the details. If you want to email me, below you will find my website with contact information.
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