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	title:	Carving Canes and Walking Sticks with Tom Wolfe
	author:	Tom Wolfe
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Schiffer Publishing Ltd
	released:	December, 1996
	isbn:	0887405878
	isbn-13:	9780887405877

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Customer Reviews
Fantastic introduction into walkingStick making. - Rated When I bought "Carving Canes and Walking Sticks" by Tom Wolfe, I was totally impressed with the step by step instructions contained within it's covers. The way that each tool and rotary bit is photographed, so that you get a perfect picture of what the author is trying to describe. It introduced me to the world of the woodspirit, re-inventing my stickmaking. Finally I found something that I could do that wasn't being done by every other stickmaker in the country. So impressed was I by the authors' style and presentation that it led me to purchase further titles by him. I love the way that even if you stick religiously to Toms' method, each woodspirit has it's own unique character. One for the book shelf, Mik

Customer Reviews

Fantastic introduction into walkingStick making. - Rated 5/5
When I bought "Carving Canes and Walking Sticks" by Tom Wolfe, I was totally impressed with the step by step instructions contained within it's covers. The way that each tool and rotary bit is photographed, so that you get a perfect picture of what the author is trying to describe. It introduced me to the world of the woodspirit, re-inventing my stickmaking. Finally I found something that I could do that wasn't being done by every other stickmaker in the country. So impressed was I by the authors' style and presentation that it led me to purchase further titles by him. I love the way that even if you stick religiously to Toms' method, each woodspirit has it's own unique character. One for the book shelf, Mik