I’m going to finish Bruiser next, and then auction it with no reserve. Someone could get a heck of a deal… Bruiser is spalted/stabilized beech and comes with a purple heart break shaft and a soft touch cherry shaft for high finesse shots. A stick guaranteed to elevate your game if only by making you […]
The green stick is called Beauty in the Eye. It’s ready to put into a case and FedEx to you. The maple/black cherry stick is spoken for and will soon be on its way to Doug.
Lots has been going on. I have two sticks with essentially the same name, and news on both. First, Miss Sarah Phim has sold. This is the orange and blue stick featuring the dancing lady… As a result of the transaction, I set up every stick on the site so you can add a primo […]
When I reach 1,000 YouTube subscribers, I’m going to hold a raffle for subscribers only, and one will win this stick.
I made a 53 minute highly detailed video and a 12 minute quicker look. Here’s the longer version.
How’s that for a thorough title? It could be the whole post. Except I’ll add a few details… The tournament will be at the Bear Claw, on 322 outside of Reynoldsville, PA. Their back room (which seems to be about a half acre) will have a plank floor completed in a couple weeks. I spoke […]
I ordinarily use Cactus Juice stabilizer, but I had some Polycryl that I’d intended to test, and never had. It occurred to me while editing my upcoming Sassafras rebuild video that with my current setup, I’m able to core full length sticks. The daring part was coring them while they’re rotten and liable to fly […]
I also cut a some very crazily-figured black cherry, some ordinary old walnut, and paper birch, which will all complement the new sticks in various ways. Some of the sticks will be one-piece, so the only complement will be like: “Holy shit! You’re beautiful!”
I’m working on a full length documentary for the rebuild of Sassy Frassy, my first stick, which I made out of sassafras. This video is a section of that larger video. I didn’t want to ditch the material showing the ferrule, collar and core build, but it would have taken a half hour to let […]
Somehow, I made a joint collar out of Delrin.
I always call it Delron because it reminds me of my semi-unintelligent third cousin from Alabammy.
Nothin’ sticks to it, is the point.
Oh my gosh Clayton! I got my stick today and it is just beautiful and shoots great!
My words cannot express the beauty and workmanship you have created!
Thank you, thank you, thank you so very much!!!!
Also, I loved the letter sent with the stick♥️
— Aggie McFarlane
Stick 126: Too Sexy
