This one is definetly different for me. Measures almost five feet long. Body of Cherry and the diamonds are Walnut, Holly, and Bloodwood. It contains five different turnings two of which were turned off center. Antique oil finish.
This one is definetly different for me. Measures almost five feet long. Body of Cherry and the diamonds are Walnut, Holly, and Bloodwood. It contains five different turnings two of which were turned off center. Antique oil finish.
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Mike,
Nice work. Can you share why you made it?
Very cool, but same question. :-)
definently different. I like it. I'm just afraid of it.
Bob
Looks good Mike but if I saw it in your shop we would be talking outside.
Bernie
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Another "one -of-a-kind work of art". Tahnks for sharing, Mike. Godspeed.
Very nice, great idea.
Mike Vickery
Hey Mike, I'm gonna loose sleep if you don't tell how thats done. Impressive!
WOW MIKE! That's very cool! You have quite an imaginative mind. That is very creative.
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You don't see that everyday. Nice job.
Mike
That is neat, but Ted asked the best question, Why? What's the inspiration here?
I could see these selling very well at craft and art shows. Something different. Could be your look, gimic, hook ... Mike the Wood Snake Guy.
Frank
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Well Mike 'the Wood Snake Guy' - I gotta tell you that is one nice looking cane! I think Frank is right in that these would sell really well at art shows just because there is nothing else out there like it! Very nice work!
Steve
“You never know what you got til it's gone!”
Please don’t let that happen!
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Mike, I love it! You're going to have to share some info on this one. My wife is a critter nut! As soon as I show her this, I will have my marching orders.
Mike
Major nice work!!! Outstanding, in fact!
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Nice work Mike. Must be preaching out of Genesis this Sunday?