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Started a horn project
Pat B:
You are out doing yourself, John but I know how important therapy can be. Keep up the good work. ::)
Hawkdancer:
Looking good, JW! Remember "illegitimate non carborundum"! Or Don't let the bas***ds grind you down!
Hawkdancer
JW_Halverson:
--- Quote from: Hawkdancer on October 16, 2019, 11:18:27 pm ---Looking good, JW! Remember "illegitimate non carborundum"! Or Don't let the bas***ds grind you down!
Hawkdancer
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Well, this bass turd is grinding down, well-scraping really, the horn.
I plan on dying the lower end of the horn that is modified/shaped with a combination of black and cocoa brown RIT dye. The upper end will be left in it's natural color.
Now I gotta remember where I put the last dozen ebony fiddle pegs I bought years ago just for this purpose. I DO remember I was going to put them right where I would never forget them, that much I remember. What am I saying? I am going to make a trip to Haggarty's just to buy another $2 fiddlepeg.
mullet:
Sweet, JW! I'm glad to see you finally got started on another one for me ;D 8). just kidding, if you can't find your fiddle peg let me know. I have some.
JW_Halverson:
--- Quote from: mullet on October 17, 2019, 03:27:33 pm ---Sweet, JW! I'm glad to see you finally got started on another one for me ;D 8). just kidding, if you can't find your fiddle peg let me know. I have some.
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If, by chance, you still have that little bison priming horn, could you send me a.photo? I cannot find any images of it.
I might be buying a bench too turning lathe. Turning spouts and base plugs suddenly gets much easier. I might be doing a few more horns!
Tonite's progress:
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