That's awesome thanks for sharing. I also inherited a passion for woodworking from my grandfather. He liked to make things for us grandkids and I hope to do the same for mine one day.
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My wands. They're all perfect for their purpose, and peach wood is love.
My staffs/posts are all projects for another day
Avocado wood still drying out.
You can see why these are perfect as a sign post and a rafiki staff
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I don't think my grandpa worked these. But he had a knack for defense and practicality.
My love for making these tools I think came from my mom and her native American influence🤷🏽 the nature and spirit within things.