Introduction: Hiking Stick Holder
Do your kids take home a lot of sticks from hikes?
Try the simple hiking stick holder.
* Note: never cut just any live tree! Take wood only from approved sources, such as a conservation project that thins out a timber stand or trail-building and trail-improvement projects.
Supplies
One 1x6 - 10 ft Pine Wood
2 feet of rope
Staple gun
Nailgun or hammer and nails
Step 1: Cuts
Cut the 1x6 board into four two-foot sections. You should be left with one board.
The last board will need to be cut into a 5in x 5in square to act as the bottom of the holder.
Step 2: Glue and Nail
Quickest is a nail gun but hammer and nails do as well.
Join an edge to the same side of each board and repeat. Going in a circular manner use the wood glue and nail together.
Step 3: Bottom
The 5 x 5 square piece will be slightly larger. Do a visual measure and cut to size. Glue and nail.
Step 4: Handles
Cut the rope in half. I knotted the ends to prevent fraying. You can also use a lighter to melt the ends.
I used 8 inches here and a staple gun to attach to the sides.
Step 5: Add the Sticks
The holder is solid wood and a heavy base. Best kept in a corner to keep from tipping. The hiking sticks make a great display in this.