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This is an awesome broom! Thanks for sharing your techniques. We want to make a brook like this too, though we can't find the sagegrass/broomsedge, so we will probably use broom corn instead. We found a good stick for it and the cording too. I was wondering how you keep the tight tension on your cord? Whatever you use works really well for you. Thank you.
I so appreciate your tutorial, I live in the Great North, we have nothing but Pine Needles, can't wait to try this, big Thanks ! Oh and my Boyfriend gave me the nick name PineNeedle, and not because I make Pine needle crafts, he just liked it...lol
I made the spindle from a small oak log about 8 inches in diameter. I removed the bark and cut a "wide groove" with a chainsaw where the cordage wraps. I finished the spindle with power sander and hand tools. It works pretty well and only costs a little time to make. Thank you for watching and commenting!
Thank you for watching. Unfortunately I work a full time job and these things I do are just hobbies, so I can't make and sell them. I just checked on this channel after about a year and was shocked by the number of views of this video. I would have replied sooner if I had realized your interest in this. Thanks again!
Thank you for making such a thorough and informative tutorial! I gathered some pine needles on a whim and figured there must be someone out there who’d know just what to do with ‘em. Now I can’t wait to give broom making a go 😄
Thanks for watching. Sorry for the late reply. I would like to see a qualified "driver" take one of these for a spin!!! I will stick to making such things! Thanks again, Jody
