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soggy

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I just finished up this one, this afternoon. It's been in the works for awhile.
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The horn is 11" along the curve, by 2-3/8" diameter. Butt plug is curly maple stained with Min-Wax mahogany stain. The neck is dyed with black/brown Rite dye, and the staples were forged from a piece of cloths hanger wire. The "antique" finish was produced using apple cider vinager and onion skins. Scrimshaw ink was basic black india ink.
Soggy
 
soggy said:
I just finished up this one, this afternoon. It's been in the works for awhile.
Soggy

Nice looking horn Soggy. I know what you mean about being in the works for a while. It takes a few hours to produce a horn with all the bells and whistles on it. Sometimes more than a few hours.

Randy Hedden
 
Nice work :bow: I'll look forward to seeing that next time you come up to Blue Mountain
 
:hatsoff: Thanks fellars for all the positive feedback ; I've had some pretty good tutoring from a couple of real pros here on the forum. Namely Griz, and Harddog. They might think I'm a pest :winking: but I've found out if you want to know something in life don't be afraid to ask and somebody will always help you.
Here's a couple of closeups of the scrimshaw. I couldn't post them yesterday due to some problems I was having with my camera. (Now maybe someone will step foreward and show me how to correctly take.......edit............post pictures :rotf: ) It took almost as long and was more frustrating postintg the darned pictures than it did to make the horn
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Is the front of the horn a separate jointed peice?If so, how about some pics of constuction?Really nice horn!
 
BRUN said:
Is the front of the horn a separate jointed peice?If so, how about some pics of constuction?Really nice horn!
No this horn is all one piece. The neck is filed down and dyed .
Here is a link to one that I had to make a neck for (for obvious reasons :redface: )[url] http://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/fusionbb/showtopic.php?tid/198765/post/322008/hl//[/url]
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