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Snakestick
48" taper jig was 1st thing.
All the lines were scribed by hand, using rules and clamps to steer by.
Ends were drilled on the workbench, using the Oneway drill wizard. Head end started with a 1/4" forstner, then changing bits up to 3/4" , by 1/16" 's.
Bottom has a 1/4" x 20 TPI insert.
Cabuchon holes were drilled on the drill press.
Snake is segmented ring segments.
It's alive
I carved the skull , it's been in a drawer for 10 years.
There's roosters laying chickens,and chickens laying eggs... John Prine
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very cool hairy. hey did you carve the cows also ?
working with my hands is a joy,it gives me a sense of fulfillment,somthing so many seek and so few find.-SAM MALOOF.
flea market
There's roosters laying chickens,and chickens laying eggs... John Prine
Way cool!
The Other Steven
Unusual, but a neat well done stick.
Ron
Do you grease the stick to stop it from reaching and fanging your hand?
If your first cut is too short... Take the second cut from the longer end... LBD
Walking with that stick will clear a crowd as you pass through!
Thanks ! Duck, get stuffed!
There's roosters laying chickens,and chickens laying eggs... John Prine
Slither slither, nice work Hairy.
That is impressive.
Petey
Too good , too scarry!
...woodicted
That's a fun creation hairy!
Ha. Remarkable. After getting over the in-awe thing, my mind went to what you could make for something like this if you actually got paid for your time (design and build), materials and tools.
No thanks,Kelly! I do this for fun, I'm retired.
There's roosters laying chickens,and chickens laying eggs... John Prine
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