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I am making a deer handle brush and scales from antlers obtained during the hunting season. These aren't for me, I am making them for a fellow forum member. Deer antler is not eady to work with! I have worked with buffalo and ox horn and it was a snap conpared to deer antler! I still need to buff and polish the scales but I got them installed. Here's some pics.
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I absolutely love it. Very well done. Great work.
Look good but does the point interfere with handling?
I haven't shaved with it but I worked the blade through all the angles just to test for tightness and it felt good.Quote:
Originally Posted by nun2sharp
Beautifully done, Shake. I love keeping the bark on the surface. I went w/ the straight cut antler. You're right - its not easy.
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Very rustic. They certainly have a very natural look. Well done.
Out of curiosity how much does it weigh?
Stu
I don't know the exact weight but they aren't very heavy.
Looks great and thanks again for the great work you did
Those scales look awesome scott.
Watch out or you might poke yourself in the eye with that point while shaving...
Really nice!
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here is the whole set from milkshake they look great and work great thanks again for the hard work
Lol, milkshake. Looks great on your shelf! I hope you enjoy using them!
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Hate these new phones they change words like they are help you to spell and if you don't catch it that is what happens not the first time it happened on here mastershake
