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The first thing you learn about working with horn is to do as much as possible outside. There is nothing like the smell of horn dust or burning horn! :idunno: :idunno:
Alls I know is, it's a lot harder than it would seem. I started out thinking it would be a weekend project......three months later. And that was for a pretty basic horn, no fancy scrathin'.
once you figure out what your doin, it doesn't take too long. usually takes me a day or two to make an F&I style, mostly just waiting on glue, dye, or stain to dry! and depending on how serious I am working on it.
I started one I just use a shovel handle as a plug.I put the horn against the burner in the oven to heat it up also used welding glove to hold it.
I still need to finish sanding it and gluing the plug.