Sorry all sold out of maple sticks I am no longer making walking/hiking sticks |
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Remember, if you are purchasing a walking stick adding a bonker, a cane or a talking stick to the package will make very little difference to the shipping cost. Why? because weight up to a certain point only has a slight affect on the cost. The cost increases in accordance with the length of the package. |
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Testimonials:
Click here to read what my customers have to say about their
Wupen Maple Walking Sticks
I round the end of each piece for comfort and looks, then drill a hole for the wrist strap. I also ream the wrist strap hole to give it a finished appearance. The patterns are delicately hand carved into the different layers of bark. This is only done after the stick has sufficiently dried. This is a very time consuming process but the results are worth it. The wood pieces are hand sanded down to a 320 grit (very, very fine) sandpaper and finished with a minimum of four coats of clear varathane. I polish between coats with steel wool to remove all burs. If a customer is purchasing one of my hand carved maple walking sticks and finds it too long I will shorten it as required. I do not charge for this. Included with each walking stick is a rubber tip and wrist strap installed before shipping. If a customer prefers to cut the stick to length (at home) I will ship the rubber tip loose with the walking stick. Many of my customers have complimented my hand carved maple walking/hiking sticks. If you would like to read some of their comments please click on the "Testimonials", just above this article.
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Hand Carved Maple Walking Sticks and Hiking SticksCarved in the Rainforests of Vancouver Island BC
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