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Making a walking cane from Osage Orange. 

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Just wanted to share another DIY video of how to make a walking cane from Osage Orange wood. I refined my technique a bit from my last video and learned that a belt sander really works well and saves a LOT of time. Hope you enjoy the video.
#OleBuckRanch #OsageOrange #WalkingStick

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@rodneyfruhling5128
@rodneyfruhling5128 9 дней назад
Awesome job thank you for sharing
@Steve-yu5pf
@Steve-yu5pf 8 месяцев назад
I recently finished at walking stick from an osage branch. I used an angle grinder with a 80 grit disc to get the rough shape, works pretty well. Thanks for sharing, nice walking stick.
@user-vx7vi3vq1c
@user-vx7vi3vq1c 6 месяцев назад
Nice self defense weapon too.
@jeremysnead9233
@jeremysnead9233 Год назад
That look like a good walking stick and noggin nocker.
@jseiver
@jseiver 3 года назад
this wood makes good sticks. interest grain and shapes. I find it along RR tracks here in IL
@olebuckranch2782
@olebuckranch2782 3 года назад
It's pretty come here in Northeast KS. The challenge is find a blank the right thickness and fairly straight. Thanks for watching.
@williamjarvis3473
@williamjarvis3473 3 года назад
I noticed the bug dust coming from the blank. I have a lot of Osage that has insect damages and was wondering what to do with it, now I know. Great video brother! Subbed Edit:, an old friend told me the holes are made by a wood wasp. The eggs are in the bark already when you cut it. He told me to remove the bark when it's cut and ,no more larvae.
@olebuckranch2782
@olebuckranch2782 3 года назад
The bugs do get in them if the blank sits for awhile...I like the bug holes...gives the finished staff character. Thx for watching.
@williamjarvis3473
@williamjarvis3473 3 года назад
@@olebuckranch2782 not very desired if making a bow though. The holes do give it character. I will be making some of these sticks from my supply. Thanks for idea!
@mrficxit1785
@mrficxit1785 4 года назад
Really enjoy your videos! I have been driving by an Osage Orange tree here in OK for a few years now and always wanted to stop and get a blank to make a walking stick for me and my sons and daughter, but never have. We enjoy hiking a lot. So, tonight I thought I would see if there was anybody on youtube showing how to do this and what a find to see you showing the process and detail you go through in making your canes and walking sticks. I appreciate you taking the time! You have motivated me! I will definitely be going by and getting a blank this weekend and letting it start to dry. Hopefully getting one in the summer won't be a mistake. If so, I will get one this winter. I don't have a draw knife so will have to find one before I finish the drying process. One question I have for you is how long do you wait in between coats of the Burt's Beeswax? Thanks again!
@olebuckranch2782
@olebuckranch2782 3 года назад
thanks for watching...I apologize for the delayed reply. Did you make the Osage walking stick? I will put on several coats of BBs wait a few hours them several more coats...I do this five or six times, then every few months as needed.
@sethwarner2540
@sethwarner2540 2 года назад
I see that powder coming off as you were taking bark off. Those lictids even eat Osage orange!!
@guaise1
@guaise1 4 года назад
really enjoy your video. I really like the Osage Orange wood, and have been thinking about making a walking stick with it myself. It seems it is really hard to find a suitable blank. If you know of any source that sells such blanks, I would really appreciate it if you could let me know.
@olebuckranch2782
@olebuckranch2782 4 года назад
Thanks for the comment...unfortunately I don't know anyone that sells hedge wood.
@rafaelragazzojr.3658
@rafaelragazzojr.3658 3 года назад
Where can i find that tree in the wild in san antonio tx, love to find me some sticks for me own walking sticks
@olebuckranch2782
@olebuckranch2782 3 года назад
They are common in the Midwest...and in some places in the South...not sure about Central Texas though.
@othalee
@othalee 3 года назад
Rafael, they grow a lot here in texas, but you can do the same with mesquite. It's all over your area.
@dongreen4947
@dongreen4947 4 года назад
Do you sell the Osage walking sticks by chance? I've been looking everywhere for one
@olebuckranch2782
@olebuckranch2782 4 года назад
I've never sold any...I only make one or two a year and it takes so much effort to make them I don't have the heart to sell them.
@dongreen4947
@dongreen4947 4 года назад
@@olebuckranch2782 I can understand why, they're beautiful. If you ever do decide to please let me know
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