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Would you like to make your own walking stick, hiking staff or wizard staff? Follow these instruction to do so without damaging the wood. | Would you like to make your own walking stick, hiking staff or wizard staff? Follow these instruction to do so without damaging the wood. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
#Determine the correct length of wood you need. It is recommended that you collect limbs that are equal to your height. This will give a starting stick longer than needed, but this allows for any mistakes made during the cutting. The typical default length for walking canes used for getting around normally in town is 36 inches, longer ones are often preferred for extended hiking. | #Determine the correct length of wood you need. It is recommended that you collect limbs that are equal to your height. This will give a starting stick longer than needed, but this allows for any mistakes made during the cutting. The typical default length for walking canes used for getting around normally in town is 36 inches, longer ones are often preferred for extended hiking. | ||
