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<\/a>Here they are, a quick array of canes. The top two are examples of my everyday fire canes. Starting with the top, you see a fire that has been undressed. Where the wick was, the wood is entirely intact. However, the foot end of the cane has burned down a bit. Also notice the black section just above where the wick was. While the fiberglass cloth did not prevent charring, it did keep the head from burning through the wood.<\/p>\nJust below the bare cane is my present working cane. You can tell it gets some use because of the hints of white on the kevlar.<\/p>\n
The bottom cane is a novelty cane I picked up because it was half off and sometimes you just want a big flame. You cane tell I don’t pull it out very often. The wick’s still yellow.<\/p>\n
Here’s a close-up. I’d comment further, but there’s a burlesque to attend.<\/p>\n
Hello there. I know it’s been a while. But I’ve been busy. Life does get in the way sometimes. Here they are, a quick array of canes. The top two are examples of my everyday fire canes. Starting with the … Continue reading <\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"