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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: spokane WA.
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Looks like I need a scabbard
Watch the television show house? he has what appears to be two friction c clips his cane rides in . But he does not have the class to ride a nomad but then again he is just a doctor. I have had some small hip plroblems myself and they are painful good luck
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Looks like I need a scabbard
[quote author=flavor board=general thread=18577 post=282037 time=1278885850] You know horse, rifle......motorcycle cane...............
![]() That's good. Old bikers never die, they just hobble away.
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Pasadena, Texas
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Looks like I need a scabbard
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Pasco , Wa
Posts: 1,445
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Looks like I need a scabbard
A freind of mine actually took the idea of a leather rifle scabbard and modified it to mount on his forks to hold his cane.Looks cool and his cane is easily accessible.
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Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Tamworth New Hampster 06 1600
Posts: 12,484
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Looks like I need a scabbard
If that black pvc has all sort of text all over it, go break some glass. Any old window pane or bottle works. Select a piece with a curve in the break at the edge. On a scrap piece of black pvc scrap a few strokes, then flip thje glass over and repeat. One side will scrap a lot better and cleaner than the other.
This is where the term "smooth as glass" comes from, a sort of pre-sandpaper, when a plane was more common that sand paper was. This is how I make split out ash bows to shoot arrows, and how i make black powder , powder horns. If the effect works to your liking that pvc pipe could work out well. Back East there has been a tradition for nearly 200 years, maybe it's older. Paul Revere made a cane called 'The Boston Post Cane' i am not sure of the wood type, but think it might be ebony. It has silver trimmings and a silver knob. I have seen this behind glass, so I can't say if the top knob is solid, but I doubt it. The tradition comes from when anyone said to be deserving turns 100 years old that they gat to keep the cane 1 year , or until another person said to be deserving turns 100. As of late the town where the person lives gets to place the glass front case on the wall in a town hall, so that is how I get to see it. If and when, I need a cane it's gonna be a hawk with a extra long handle ![]() With my back as it is, sometimes I do need a cane now, and sometimes 2 at the same time, but not always. What i used now is sticks I find in the woods, that havve a natural handle turning that suits me, and i just glass scrap off the bark and cut them to lenght apx 32.5 inch. That's it no varnish no poly, no grounding tips. My last best one I gave to a female friend of mine with a bad broken ankle (some clay based surgery took place, what ever that is ???) almost a year ago. At first she didn't like it, but it grew on her I guess. She limped around more at Muster in the Mountians for a while not using it, but once she started to use it it worked well. At the end of the event she didn't want to give it back, so I let her have it, telling her that if she was done with by this coming muster I would be happy to have it back, but if not, no big deal.
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