D.I.Y. Cromach/Shepherd's Crook.

**Harold Cannon** · 19th August 12, 09:50 PM

Here is the finished product.

Here is a close-up of the head. It is made of buffalo horn laminated between bone.

**Downunder Kilt** · 19th August 12, 10:05 PM

Bravo Harold, an unusual combination for the crook, but I like it. What wood you end up using for the staff?

**Friday** · 19th August 12, 10:07 PM

Very nice. The talent that resided on the forum constantly amazes me.

**Chas** · 20th August 12, 03:59 AM

Another, very successful project finished, Harold. I like the use of a Turk's Head to cover the join - not seen that before.

Regards

Chas

**Thomas H** · 20th August 12, 04:51 AM

WOW

That is nice , and I have never seen one like it , Awesome job . How did you do it ?
The handle is great.

**ScotFree** · 20th August 12, 06:58 AM

Excellent work. It is an unusual combination from others I've seen, but extremely attractive. You are a talented man. Thank you for the pic.

**Omar Zaragoza** · 20th August 12, 07:31 AM

AWESOME!!!!

**Mudge** · 20th August 12, 07:39 AM

Well done!!! Glad to see the staff worked so well for you.

Mike

Originally Posted by Harold Cannon

Here is the finished product.

Here is a close-up of the head. It is made of buffalo horn laminated between bone.

**Mickey** · 20th August 12, 09:35 AM

Very nice!!!

**MacMillan of Rathdown** · 20th August 12, 04:42 PM

Originally Posted by Harold Cannon

Here is the finished product.

Here is a close-up of the head. It is made of buffalo horn laminated between bone.

Coola-Boola! Harold, you never cease to amaze!

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