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Uploaded by on Jun 20, 2010

This is a walking stick I made from a former avocado tree that used to be in my back yard.

The artwork on the staff includes Celtic, Viking, and various European and Chinese themes.

Soundtrack: Hliods bid ek Allar by Sequentia (excerpt from Voluspa in the Poetic Edda)

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  • I carve runes into my staffs using Elder Futhark, but yours look different. Do you use the Anglo- Saxon runes?

  • @TalvellaMaa I used Futhork runes.

  • wow thats is so coll i wish i had somthing like that did you carve it? can i make a vidioe how to do that?

  • @imkey223 I carved this from this from an avocado tree in my back yard that died. I have no current plans to make a how-to video. But if you have any specific questions, I'd be happy to answer them.

    The best advice I can give to anyone who wants to take up wood carving is: keep your tools sharp and never rush your work. :-)

  • @OdinsOrb thanks dude i was also wondering how long it took to make that?

  • @imkey223 From the time I started until the time I finished was about 3 years. I didn't work on it consistently during that time. Sometimes I would go several months without working on it at all. I didn't keep track of how much time I spent. I'm sure it was a few hundred hours (easily). I learned a lot from the experience and could definitely do it a lot faster now.

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  • Simply, WOW. Just gorgeous. thanks for showing it. 

  • @RiCoHeTMcQuEeN I typically used X-Acto knives to mark the outlines of patterns. I then used various wood carving tools to do the majority of the carving. I have several tool sets of different sizes. For this project I mostly used small [3 - 5mm] chisels (flat and skew) and u-gouges.

  • Who gets to carve avacado? Nice

  • @OdinsOrb wow i wish i could do somthing like that its so cool

  • how long it take to do that?

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