would this be good to lace a walking stick handle?
2052545
I think the diameter of the cord is too narrow to be the best choice for a walking stick. To give you a comparison, it's thinner than a wooden toothpick.
2022323
For a broom handle you should try the large or medium size hook. This jumbo size will probably be too large
1907668
Yes. You'll want to put some grip tape around the handle. It's a smooth finish.
594569
It is fairly course but not enough to abrade your fingers. I use it much the same as you might to provide extra grip on a handle. Be sure to clean the surface well before you apply tape. Regular alcohol works great for this.
1649947
It probably will. The stickiness may wear off sooner in that case, but you could use nylon threads and a needle to add another layer if stiching so it'll last much longer
324160
Skip the tape altogether, I have a boot knife that needed something to give it a better grip so what I did is, I took some raw hide shoe laces & soaked them in water till they got soft & pliable , then I wrapped the knife grip by pulling & stretching the raw hide as I went . As the raw hide dries it shrinks and becomes REALLY tight & will NOT come off (if you needed the rawhide for some survival needs you could cut it & then unwrap the grip) This will not only make for a really good grip but it looks good too. Tape on the other hand looks amateurish but hey.... if you want a "ghetto grip" go for it.
2000928
Yes, I would say that you could use it as a walking stick, but I do not know if it would be very durable.
2235395
Do it all, I've applied it to condora nylon and goretex for years. AWESOME to wax your boot laces too- makes them last 10 times longer and the won't come untied!
22754
The laces should be great. Just take your old ones out, measure their length and get the closest length of these.
557803
Most likely. The clip that attached it to the wagon is quite strong. I used it on the hammock.
362350
It doesn't have a pointed end so unless you make one yourself and add it I would not suggest using it for a stream fishing walking stick.
193780
I don't think that's a good idea. notice how well the handle is attached to the head.i doubt you would be able to the same. I have tried this on other axes with indifferent success. it will become loose.
383736
It has a good adhesive on it so it should work it works good on polymer handles
1789564
Sorry, I can't answer your question, I've never used it as a walking stick.
243615
Yes, it should work well to secure yarn knots. It will stay flexible & waterproof. I use it to seal frayed ends on fabric all the time, especially on nylon straps when I cut them. Put a thin layer on, then work it in the fabric with a toothpick & wipe off excess, and when its semi-dry after several minutes, gently squeeze the fibers together with your finger tips to compress the fibers so the edge is nice 'n compact. Let dry for several days.
1549993
The handle is a little large to screw into most poles. I had good luck wrapping the pole in a rubber gripper like you would use to open a jar, then screwing pole into cleaner. The blade is amazing and it does a wonderful job on windows, so it was worth the extra effort to get a handle to fit. 16 ft may be a little long to get the proper pressure on the blade to get an even swipe.
1860185
Yes. Just don't swing it around while holding the handle to much, it will come off if abruptly tugged upon.