I just tried my hand at turning a water buffalo horn for an ultra cigar (ooooh that smell).
ThePenWizard Member Joined Sep 15, 2010 Messages 128 Location Southern Md Jan 3, 2011 #1 I just tried my hand at turning a water buffalo horn for an ultra cigar (ooooh that smell). Attachments IMG_20101231_172416.jpg 52.2 KB · Views: 429
gketell Local Chapter Leader Joined Dec 15, 2006 Messages 2,772 Location Pleasanton, CA, USA. Jan 3, 2011 #2 oh yeah, it smells to high heaven. I tend to put a fan directly behind me blowing out the garage as I turn and sand. Saves ME from smelling it. My neighbors, on the other hand... Great looking pen!
oh yeah, it smells to high heaven. I tend to put a fan directly behind me blowing out the garage as I turn and sand. Saves ME from smelling it. My neighbors, on the other hand... Great looking pen!
Padre Member Joined Dec 2, 2009 Messages 1,841 Jan 3, 2011 #3 But the pen doesn't stink!! That's a beauty!
wiset1 Member Joined Aug 25, 2010 Messages 2,222 Location Florida Jan 4, 2011 #4 Beauty of a pen! Do you leave it open or do you put a CA finish on it?
ThePenWizard Member Joined Sep 15, 2010 Messages 128 Location Southern Md Jan 4, 2011 #5 Yes the pen was finished with CA
R Rippa Member Joined Sep 2, 2008 Messages 3 Location Western Australia Jan 28, 2011 #6 I have just been given a blank of horn is there any secrets involved in drilling it. Thanks for yours or anyones assistance. Rippa
I have just been given a blank of horn is there any secrets involved in drilling it. Thanks for yours or anyones assistance. Rippa
gketell Local Chapter Leader Joined Dec 15, 2006 Messages 2,772 Location Pleasanton, CA, USA. Jan 29, 2011 #7 Rippa said: I have just been given a blank of horn is there any secrets involved in drilling it. Thanks for yours or anyones assistance. Rippa Click to expand... Don't overheat it. Drill 1/4" then wait. Repeat until drilled through. Always have a fan behind you blowing at the blank. Your nose will thank me for this.
Rippa said: I have just been given a blank of horn is there any secrets involved in drilling it. Thanks for yours or anyones assistance. Rippa Click to expand... Don't overheat it. Drill 1/4" then wait. Repeat until drilled through. Always have a fan behind you blowing at the blank. Your nose will thank me for this.
R Rippa Member Joined Sep 2, 2008 Messages 3 Location Western Australia Jan 31, 2011 #8 Thanks Greg for the tips, Will do my best not to mess it up. :biggrin: Rippa