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This is a juniper tree. The divine tree. An Irish shellale staff. That's great. I liked the video!

how long was this left for? I leave mine for two years.

Great job!

Some narration would have been nice.

Fazer uma " Boduna" p quebrar crãnios, os indios da Amérca central e sul fazem melhor...

How do you keep the head from cracking as it dries?

It sure turned out nice huh I like the way the handle looks. 2 thumbs way up 👍👍

As long as joy is attained while making one's craft, what does it matter? Not all wood splits as it dries. I sometimes wait and at other times not !

How can I buy this from you?

Do you live in Texas? That looks just like our ashe juniper wood!

Excellent finish was that Yew wood used ? Have subscribed 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Looks great, not excessively polished, solid finish.

So what do you do with something like this? What is the purpose??

Some woods are easier to work with green

really nice work on that knife and i wish i could give you like a 1x30 belt sander or a 4x36 belt sander to make the prosses faster

Oh my good lord plz don’t use the edge of a knife like that again. Use the back of the knife, the spine.

Wonderfully done! Beautiful!👍🇬🇧

Amazing. But please... put the guard on.

great job perfect.... (quel le bois utilisé ?) merci

What type of wood is this?

What a fucking soft Wood …. Next Time use direkt wet Paper 😂😂

I used to wood carve when I was younger. Really satisfying. I found it. To be. I've made waking sticks canes carved animals. Bowls and spoons. And small work boots and moccasins as trinkets to sell people display them,also liked carving small shotguns and rifles. Out of ceder or red wood. . people seem to like that too,, I love these burl look on this. Some nice stain would bring it out I think. Very well done. Good job,,

The wood is defently to wet, IT will Crack After a while i hat the Same proplem 😆

great work bro

Erm...... it’s way way too green!! You have to season it .... splits galore!!

Thats way too green,I always let mine cure for at least a year!

That is awesome and wonderful!

Amazing just watching you create. I to create canes/walking sticks. I do power carving because my arthritis allows that. My shoulders ached watching you. Do you let the elements naturally color the shaft? Did you carve the stick wet or dry? Once again beautiful work. People don’t realize the skill and work involved.

Very nice!

Surely that’s to wet to work? I would have dried that for at least a year!

Very Good Effort! But I would have used a Reciprocating Sawsall instead of the Hand Saw and I would have put on a Paracord Handle.

Love the Shillelagh man

Great job! Next project 'making the club manager'

Very cool! Speaking the truthh at 42:56 man... If I only had half a year to live, I hope the countdown would start from the bloom in the spring, man.

hey Renato here we talked at omegle. Nice work, greetings from brazil.

Skip to 6:47 - 6:57 for knob polishing scenes. Lol Actually it does look a bit green for carving but the finished product looks great. Unsure if he realizes it but what he has made is a very close version of the Irish Shilleighle or wholloping cane. Very good job.

Great job

close but no cigar looks nice though

That looks beautiful mate.

What type of wood did you go with for the handle? It’s beautiful! Nice work!

Alguém fabrica um pra minnn

I would definitely buy one of those without a doubt

👍👍👍👍👍

What resin/varnish is used at the end of video

Electric angle grinders are wonderful inventions and not illegal, yet. Also, near Mariposa, CA they are selling shillelaghs made of chamise burl stumps that went through a 2017 wildfire. The burl balls and stems are so fire-hardened they'll break rocks.

Woow. Good Job!

i put lead in my large knob sticks, anyway , good job.

Now i know what that knife design reminds me of. Chinese and scythian bronze knives.

WHAT KIND OF WOOD IS THAT - #CHERRY - ?

Well. There is one obvious thing about this stick here. It will break or crack. That wood is still super green and not seasoned at all properly. I am by no means an expert but this stick might have just been cut for all I know, it still had a patch of green moss on it before shaping began. What is it? Cypress? You know. What that stuff is used for? Mulch. And not much else. I don't expect this to be for fighting but if it does not split open you did a good job nonetheless.