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Cast from solid brass for a solid feel, timeless style and durability.
These distinctive solid brass handles make fitting crowns for your handcrafted canes. Or you can use them to top off other creative projects, such as umbrellas, back scratchers and shoe horns. They have a solid feel in the hand, and are cast from solid brass for timeless style and durability. Each is fitted to the wooden section with a threaded collar. Use like styles to maintain a theme across a collection of turnings, or mix it up as you see fit. Whether you turn the shaft on the lathe, carve it by hand, or just use a simple dowel, your results are sure to wow.
(1) Solid Cast Brass Cane Head
| Weight | 0.5000 |
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| Tech Spec | Item #50984 (Regency Cane Head/Handle)
Item #51020 (Eagle Cane Head/Handle)
Item #51044 (Round Brass Cane Head/Handle)
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| Technical Documents |
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I like the cane head I give it a 5 star
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Have bought 2 different heads. Well made and look classy
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Very nice casting - everything fits - -as advertised
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Eagle Head
Eagle Head is a well made casting.
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Very nice, and work very well. I would like to see more of selection of handles. Steve
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Solis Cast Brass Cane Heads
These are awesome. I use these heads all the time.
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Brass cane head
Great product with good quality. fast delivery.
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I have made 2 canes before and they came out looking good. Good quality, holds up well and I get many compliments on these canes
Dale B
on Aug 11, 2018
Will make a cane. Looks attractive.
Lorraine C
on Dec 3, 2017
I have made 2 canes before and they came out looking good. Good quality, holds up well and I get many compliments on these canes
Dale B
on Aug 11, 2018
I much prefer the other style handle, however I am making this one for a friend and I didn't want to duplicate it to the point that it looked exactly the same as mine.
They are both very good handles and the style is strictly an individual preference.
They are both very good handles and the style is strictly an individual preference.
Kenneth B
on May 2, 2018
I much prefer the other style handle, however I am making this one for a friend and I didn't want to duplicate it to the point that it looked exactly the same as mine.
They are both very good handles and the style is strictly an individual preference.
They are both very good handles and the style is strictly an individual preference.
Kenneth B
on May 2, 2018
I have 3 of them now
ELDEN S
on May 10, 2017
how long is the cane handle? I need 5 or more inches.
BEST ANSWER: This cane handle adds 3 to 3 1/4 inches to the total length.
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- John C on May 21, 2015
- Purchased on Dec 4, 2014
whats the best way to thread the wood shaft?
BEST ANSWER: You do not thread the shaft. The collar is meant to be screwed onto the shaft, we had to carefully sand-down the wood-shaft to the point of being able to screw the brass firmly onto the wood. We also filled the threaded brass with a high quality wood glue, it oozed a bit, but we cleaned it up, and after 24 hours we had a completed, good looking and fully functional Cane. Hope this helps. (We used an upright adjustable belt type sander to reduce shaft size to make the brass collar fit.
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- Robert S on Apr 17, 2015
- Purchased on Apr 5, 2015
i have bought cane handles before that are really too small a man's hand. What size are these?
BEST ANSWER: Handle aprox 3 3/4 inches. Very comfortable , my hand about 4 inches across under the fingers index to pinky.
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- Leonard D on Sep 12, 2016
- Purchased on Mar 28, 2015
Could I use a 1" walnut dowel for the cane shaft?
BEST ANSWER: Yes, just adjust the length and decrease the width to fit inside the brass as the brass has an out side diameter of about one inch. Have made canes from the oak, walnut and cherry. Have received the highest compliments on the cherry
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- William W on Jul 2, 2015
- Purchased on Mar 16, 2015
I'm 6 feet tall would it be recommended for me?
BEST ANSWER: Yes it will work. The fact that your 6 feet tall doesn't matter on the brass cane head. A cane is measured with the user standing straight and his or her arm slightly bent at the elbow and a measurement it taken from the palm to the floor.
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- Mark W on Oct 18, 2017
- Purchased on Nov 22, 2015
I have an existing cane, and want to change the handle. The brass collar that screws onto the eagle styled handle does not match the 'Brass Cane Hardware' I purchased. I need a brass piece that will screw into the eagle collar that can be affixed to the cane shaft. I assumed these canes used a common technology, but clearly they do not. The existing cane shaft has a ⅜" fine threaded rod that is threaded and glued into the wood shaft, and can not be removed. The obvious solution would be to find a brass fitting that screwed into the collar that attaches to the handle on one end, with a female receptacle on the other end, mating both handle and shaft together. Any ideas on how to fix this?
BEST ANSWER: A possible solution would be to cut the end with the screw attached to existing cane shaft then follow the directions precisely to add new handle if any length difference it might be made up on the bottom of cane. As I stated this is a possible solution. Good luck. John
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- John M on Mar 6, 2017
- Purchased on Mar 14, 2015
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