Robibnikoff <nospam@newsranger.com> wrote in
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In article <Xns95018D9797C00askifyouwantit@216.77.188.18>, Doc
Smartass says...

Robibnikoff <nospam@newsranger.com> wrote in
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In article <Xns9501820F49BCfstone69@207.69.154.203>, Fred Stone
says...

Robibnikoff <nospam@newsranger.com> wrote in
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In article <0p09c0phpa1eqfe1eqstkhfd980ear6jn5@4ax.com>, Spooked
says...

http://www.wizardnews.com/

<chuckle>

You may find the hand crafted magic wands to be a great gift for
the young, young at heart and of course the 'lil witchling : )

Oh, goodness no! Any witch worth her sacred sea salt knows that
you're supposesd to MAKE your own wand, not buy it ;)

According to Tenoctris the wizard, it's better to use a fresh twig
for each spell so as not to get cross-contamination. ;-)

Hmm, now that I haven't heard ;)

I once saw a rune book in which the author insisted that you had to
make your own set from such-and-such tree, consecrate them
thus-and-such way...and only use them once, because they needed the
power of recent growth.

Good gracious - Who could be bothered?

It does seem a bit extreme. I didn't buy the book, either.

Sheeeee-it. Made mine from pennies. Used my little Dremel tool and an
engraving bit.

I bought mine from my local Wiccan store (which, I'm sad to say,
closed recently) ;)

I got my first set like that. They're nicely-made ceramic with a
little velvet bag. A bit too brittle for throwing (ask your question,
pull three and toss them on the floor or table).

If I ever get the money together at the same time as a desire to do
such a thing, I'd like to make some out of billet aluminum with the
rune pattern machined through each disc. I wonder how much I could
charge for a set of those?

Robibnikoff <nospam@newsranger.com> wrote in
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In article <Xns95018D9797C00askifyouwantit@216.77.188.18>, Doc
Smartass says...

Robibnikoff <nospam@newsranger.com> wrote in
news:Od1xc.5286$H4.282@www.newsranger.com:

In article <Xns9501820F49BCfstone69@207.69.154.203>, Fred Stone
says...

Robibnikoff <nospam@newsranger.com> wrote in
news:620xc.5271$H4.173@www.newsranger.com:

In article <0p09c0phpa1eqfe1eqstkhfd980ear6jn5@4ax.com>, Spooked
says...

http://www.wizardnews.com/

<chuckle>

You may find the hand crafted magic wands to be a great gift for
the young, young at heart and of course the 'lil witchling : )

Oh, goodness no! Any witch worth her sacred sea salt knows that
you're supposesd to MAKE your own wand, not buy it ;)

According to Tenoctris the wizard, it's better to use a fresh twig
for each spell so as not to get cross-contamination. ;-)

Hmm, now that I haven't heard ;)

I once saw a rune book in which the author insisted that you had to
make your own set from such-and-such tree, consecrate them
thus-and-such way...and only use them once, because they needed the
power of recent growth.

Good gracious - Who could be bothered?

It does seem a bit extreme. I didn't buy the book, either.

Sheeeee-it. Made mine from pennies. Used my little Dremel tool and an
engraving bit.

I bought mine from my local Wiccan store (which, I'm sad to say,
closed recently) ;)

I got my first set like that. They're nicely-made ceramic with a little
velvet bag. A bit too brittle for throwing (ask your question, pull three
and toss them on the floor or table).

If I ever get the money together at the same time as a desire to do such a
thing, I'd like to make some out of billet aluminum with the rune pattern
machined through each disc. I wonder how much I could charge for a set of
those?