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New Guy making his first Horn

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Dandyfunk

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Hello all, this is my first attempt at making a horn. Here is a picture.
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Looks nice :hatsoff:

That skinny horn my be acanidate for some turned wooden bands "Carolina Style".
 
that's for true: once you've made one horn, you realize that you need a horn for each gun, then you find out that they make great gifts for all your shooting friends, then all is lost: you are turned to the dark side ...

if you don't already have a copy, check out this book (it got me hooked on the very first try)
http://www.trackofthewolf.com/Categories/PartDetail.aspx/76/1/BOOK-R18CPH
 
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Scratch, well I call it scratch built, I did not raise or slaughter the steer though, bought the horn from Tandy and got the phenol from Hobby Lobby, attached a 3/8 dowel to the end. The large plug is also from Hobby Lobby, it was a 1" plaque that got cut down. Here is a picture after staining. Sorry about the dirty shop floor!!!!
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