The Wood Room
European Beech Walking Stick Crook Blank — 150 × 150 × 30mm
European Beech Walking Stick Crook Blank — 150 × 150 × 30mm
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Create your own traditional handmade walking stick with this European Beech walking stick crook blank, supplied at approximately 150 × 150 × 30mm.
European Beech is one of the most reliable and widely used hardwoods in craft and woodworking — consistent, close-grained, and a pleasure to work with hand tools. Its pale pinkish-cream tone and fine, even texture make it an excellent choice for a crook handle that will carve cleanly, sand to a smooth finish, and take stains, oils and waxes beautifully. Strong and hard-wearing, a Beech crook handle will stand up to years of daily use.
The blank provides enough material to create a traditional shepherd’s crook style handle or a more personalised shaped handle to suit your own design. It carves, rasps and sands with ease, making it a particularly good choice for those new to stick making.
Product Details
- Species: European Beech (Fagus sylvatica)
- Size: Approx. 150 × 150 × 30mm
- Kiln dried hardwood
- Sawn timber — supplied as sawn, ready for shaping and finishing
- Solid timber blank
- Suitable for carving, shaping and sanding
- Ideal for walking stick and cane making
Suitable For
- Walking stick handles
- Crook walking sticks
- Shepherd’s crooks
- Hiking staffs
- Wood carving projects
- Handmade gifts
Beech is a great all-rounder — consistent, predictable and rewarding to work. Its fine grain holds detail well, making it ideal for carved or shaped handles where a clean, crisp finish is important.
Please note: Timber is a natural product and may contain variations in colour, grain, small knots or natural features which add character to the finished piece.
Stock & Availability: Crook blanks are prepared from our hardwood stock and may occasionally be cut to order. If your chosen species is not currently prepared and ready to dispatch, we will select suitable timber and cut your blank specifically for your project.
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