My Grandson asked me to make him a cowboy walking stick and after I got it done, think I may make another for myself. I had a Gerald Sears Roughout I thought I could cut off and seemed to work just fine. I drilled and tapped both pieces 1/4-20 and super glued the threads as I screwed them together. Seems very strong and threads held amazingly well when tightened. Thank you for looking---Earl IMG_2363.jpgIMG_2365.jpgIMG_2364.jpg
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Very nice job Earl, that's a keeper.Mark N. Akers
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WELL DONE! I'm sure this stix will gather lots of comments will it out for a stroll. I fasten my cane/stix tops in the same matter, It really seems to work well. I've made a couple of gun rest stix that have an adjustable collar with the threads for adjusting the height of the rifle rest.. . .JoeB
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Well done, Earl!
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Great looking stick. I really enjoy doing doing things for the grand kids. Your Grandson will no doubt cherish that one.We live in the land of the free because of the brave! Semper Fi
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Thank you everyone who looked and those who commented. I also appreciate all the tips that have been expressed in the past making it easier for those of us that are a bit unsure how to do what we are attempting. Had another Grandson here last night and you'd never guess what he wants, I bet you do. He built me a water cooled computer from a bunch of parts and told everyone, me and Grandpa built it together. I said if that meant me holding the light so he could see where all those plugs, wires and dangling things fit, then I guess we built it together. I love my Grandkids!
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