HAND CARVED ASH WALKING STICK _ ASMR
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- čas přidán 18. 02. 2023
- Welcome to the channel, or welcome back if you've been here before. The latest carved walking stick made from ash and hand carved. Stained with Danish oil with a dark walnut color and finished with a semi-gloss lacquer spray.
Other than the intro, there's no talking in the video... something different but some have asked for it so I kept it simple today.
Hope you enjoy the process of shaping and carving this stick down to the finished form.
Please leave your comments below, I try and respond to everyone that writes in the comment section.
Have a great day and see you soon. - Jak na to + styl
Job well done! You’ve given me some ideas on what to do with the hiking sticks I’m making. 👍👍👍
Fantastic! Thats what I like to hear... glad I helped out!
Beautiful ... love the textured handle. Great work.
Thank you!
There's nothing I love more than a nice piece of ash.......PUN INTENDED!!!!!!!!!
thank you!
A few months ago I started making making sticks from fallen, oftentimes unidentified branches I find along the local creek here in Austin TX. I started simple and am getting better at planning and design as I go. I appreciate videos like this from experienced and talented folks like yourself. One trick that is working for me while stripping bark is to use my drawknife with the tapered edge facing down. I get almost no digging in when doing so. Saves sanding and smoothing out the digs I was getting.
Nice, great tip... The drawknife is a long chisel so the concept makes sense. Thanks and glad you enjoyed the videos
Very good job, merci beaucoup !
thanks! glad you liked it
Another great video Jason. I like the way you carve the Handle!
Thanks! Yes, the handle shape is very comfortable
Very nice. Love the detail work. It looks quite natural.
Thank you! Yes, simple but looks good overall
David nice job 👏🏽 I enjoyed watching you do what keeps you grounded ,peacefull. ✌🏽
Thank you
Love it! Good work! Thanks for sharing
thank you very much! I appreciate it
Lovely work. Thanks for sharing 😊
Thank you very much! Glad you like it
Мне очень нравится Ваше ездили, Ваш труд! Я тоже занимаюсь точно таким же ремеслом! Благодарю Вас ! Здоровья и процветания!
Я из центральной России, с удовольствием просматриваю Ваши видео!
Thank you very much! Thanks for watching
Work of art Jason 👍🏴
Thank you, I appreciate it
WOW !
Thank you!
what a job,brill.love it
Thank you!
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Thanks
Вам спасибо за видио
Look kinda like leapord print would buy one if had a leopard haed on it to
Something to think about. Thanks
Wow 👌🏼😍
Thanks a lot 😊
very nice
Thank you
O nobre amigo Jason poderia fazer um tubo de PVC de um diâmetro um pouco maior que os bastões e com a altura suficiente para coloca-los dentro e encher de Danish oil. Depois deixar o bastão de molho dentro do tubo por umas 24 horas. Acredito que a madeira absorverá o necessário para preserva-la, além de deixa-la com um excelente aspecto. Parabéns pelo maravilhoso trabalho executado! ( Brazil )
Nice, good idea. But you need alot of Danish oil to fill a pipe 5ft high! But makes sense to let the oil soak into the wood like that. Thanks!
@@JasonHedrich Prezado Jason, eu imagino que se o amigo escolher um tubo de PVC com diâmetro muito próximo dos diâmetros dos bastões, irá se surpreender com a pequena quantidade de oil necessária pra preencher o tubo. Grande abraço !
@@manecobeirao tiene sentido, gracias por el consejo!
Can you strip the bark off a freshly cut stick or should you wait until it is dry?
The bark comes off fairly easy when green with a knife. But it's also easy with a drawknife when dry. Cedar or pine works best when fresh, but I find the hardwoods I like doing it when dry. Leaving the bark slows down the drying process and less prone to cracking
Lovely job ,but maybe a strip of leather rather than yellow chord 👍
Thanks, yes a strip of leather would work just fine
This is a thing I could see myself getting into . What would you say is the minimum investment to make with tools ect to be able to do this
Most of this could be done with one Carving knife, a chisel and some sandpaper. Slowly add a spokeshave, then a rotary tool. Prices vary with brands, probably $100 could get you there
Do you make them when the wood is green or when it is dry? 😮😊
Always dry… I collect the sticks that are dead and on the ground… I don’t cut down live trees
@@JasonHedrich thank you 😊
How much does a custom walking stick go for? I want a snake or leapord or owl one cant decide
Please write to me at jhedrich73@gmail.com and we can discuss it. Thanks
May I ask what is the tool called you use starting at 2:30 seconds in? Plz and thx
That’s called a Microplane… it usually hooks into a hacksaw handle but I made a custom one from cedar so it’s more comfortable to use when carving. Thanks for watching!
do you ever use a shave horse
I haven’t used one… they look like they would work, I’m just out of room in my workshop and can’t fit one in. But they do seem to be right for the things I make…
Ok, I’m shamed. Three pieces of oak are requiring my attention.
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it
I wanted to watch it , but that bench dancing about all over the place was making me sea sick
Yes, I didn't have the casters locked for a little bit, but it doesn't last long... give it another shot