- cross-posted to:
- woodworking@lemmy.ca
- cross-posted to:
- woodworking@lemmy.ca
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/27100263
Walking sticks
I’ve been using necessary tree pruning at my house as an opportunity to select ideal branches for walking sticks. My self-taught finishing process mostly consists of a bench top belt sander, hand scraper, and tung oil. It’s going pretty well, but I don’t yet know about the long term bark durability and adhesion.
i have sticks from 20 years ago with bark still on/around them. There’s no separation, bark is still holding tight
I always use a 50%/50% mix of beewax/wallnutOil
That’s great to hear. I only have experience with a few finishes, but a little reading tells me your combo is popular for wooden food contact surfaces. What else do you like about it?