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Well I got around toit' today! I got out and got a couple pics of the horn I made for my .62 smoothbore. It's nothing fancy as you can see but it serves the purpose. :thumbsup: Base is maple stained with aqua fortis and sealed with bees wax held in by round wooden tooth picks.Plug is oak from a old wooden kitchen chair that had seen it's better days. Brass base plug unscrews to fill the horn. The strap wasn't made made by me,I'm not that talented :redface: Staple was made out of a old coat hanger.

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nice horn and I totally agree with the first 2 comments. time for some personalizing
 
Nice!
If you have a steady hand you should try to do some scrim. If you shake like i do it's best to leave it plain. I messed up several good horns before that bit of knowledge sunk in.
 
I really like plain undecorated horns. Some times its just best to let the natural beauty of something shine on its oun.

Don
 
You guys are right it does need something....scrim :hmm: stain :idunno: I've tried my hand at scrim,what I found out was it takes alot of sanding to get rid of it. :shake: :cursing:
 
smo said:
You guys are right it does need something....scrim :hmm: stain :idunno: I've tried my hand at scrim,what I found out was it takes alot of sanding to get rid of it. :shake: :cursing:

:thumbsup: :thumbsup:
 
Smo, I really like your horn and strap set up, but all that blank canvas has my fingers twitching! :grin: :hatsoff:
Robby
 
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