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Been busy out in the shop today. Had the Propane heater going, my insulated bibs on, jacket and wool hat.
First time I turned antler, I've cut it, I've ground on it, and polished but never turned it. Here's what I ended up with...
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Looks fantastic
Very nice work, what type of antler is it?
Those look super. Nice work!
Awesome work!!
Yes it does smell a bit!!
Ray
It's deer and ElkQuote:
Originally Posted by MandoRob
Looks very cool. That must have been a pretty big antler to start with.
They look great, are they sealed in any way or is that necessary?
The M3 I did seal with CA, it was really porous, the rest I will seal with an epoxy at the base. To be honest I really think that they will be fine around the smooth spots but the grainy porous area's I'm definitely going to seal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hirlau
If someone has any recommendations I'd like to hear them. I was told taxidermist sometimes seal antler - so maybe some research is in order.
That is awsome. I would buy a brush handle like that (as I am much to ucno to make one)
