The Cane Webbing Tool is used to install rattan cane webbing, also known as pressed cane or pre-woven cane. It's designed to gently press the cane into the groove using either the flat edge or the curved edge. The working end is tapered to allow it to be pushed to the bottom of the groove and is rounded to reduce the risk of breaking the cane. The flat edge has a slightly rounded corner to gently work the cane into corners without breaking it with a sharp edge.
This is made in our own workshop with a hardwood handle and an acrylic tool end that won't rust or leave marks on the cane. The wood is finished with shellac for a smooth finish.
Also see our Reed Spline Miter Guide Tool, for cutting reed spline accurately.
Customer Reviews
Glad to try a tool instead of wedges.
My first time replacing pressed cane. This tool is perfect. Great instruction from Wooden it be Nice videos too.
Worked like a charm!
Thank you for the training video on YouTube.
Used the tool on my first webbed cane chair back project; a large curvy edged piece. I was able to get the entire piece in and perfectly square and appropriately taught without a hitch. The width of the tool was perfect so it worked through even the curves without breaking the caning. The cost plus shipping to the USA is a bit painful butvery much worth it.
This canning tool is awesome, replaces using items that could tear your press cane! Also the video using pieces of spline instead of wedges is genius. Been doing this for for 60this tool is awesome!