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This is a redo of my second cane. I dropped it and crushed the nose, plus the face was not very good. I fixed the nose and touched up the whole face.

Handle is boxwood, spacer/collar purple heart and shaft is oak.

Finished w/ Watco Danish oil.
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ron t, looks good to me, but what do i know i can't hear,
but still with weak battries, he looks like a new [stickman] sorry sometimes i just can't help my self. looking healty now!!!
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Thanks Sam. He's okay now. You should have seen him before. I was going to give him to a friend but when I took it out and looked at it, I couldn't believe how misshapen the face was. Out of balance, distorted, not to mention the smashed nose.

My friend has since passed on but I wish I could have given it to him while he was still here. I guess the lesson is not to put things off.
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Nice Repair Job Ron. It probably looks better now than before. The Santa that I was working on chipped out on the eye. I had quite a bit of work into it and decided to go deeper and try to save it. Well I did and I think it turned out for the better. So the Moral of the story is,( If you want your carving to come out good, Make Mistake.) Merle
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Looks good Ron, your redo was a success for sure and I like your choice of woods too.
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Ron, it's a really nice redo.Mistakes usually lead to something better,at least that's what I try to believe.Most of my stuff that turns out pretty good, usually comes from messing up.You can only come up from down, so what the heck,may as well give it a shot....sharon
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Great Recovery Ron! The instant I saw it I thought of the 40's & 50 Pontiac Hood ornements I saw as a kid growing up. Neat application for a cane handle.
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Ron.. Looks great! You never know he'd had a nose job! Unless perhaps you were Joan Rivers! Ha! Ha!
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Ron....great cane and really good design, I like that !
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Ron, you done good buddy. Thank God you wrecked him first time around because he sure looks fantastic now. If you really wanna give him a good home to a good old boy, ship him up to Canada, I'll treat him really well, I need a new stick but just can't seem to get going on it.
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