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General discussion => Contemporary Accoutrements => Topic started by: Top Jaw on September 11, 2019, 05:35:07 AM
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I started this horn several years back as a screw tip and scrapped it all because the threads didn’t hold in the black tip I had started on. I recently pulled it out of a drawer and decided to finish it. Went with a walnut Virginia-esqe base, a little light antiquing, and the damaged screw tip became a pinned applied tip. Some of my “Plan B’s” work out better than others.
Brian Huffman
(https://i.ibb.co/y0fTPwy/FAB94053-3872-4-F5-A-92-E1-2-B71-BE99-B6-E3.jpg) (https://ibb.co/31rXdDN)
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It turned out really nice. I like the shape and colors. Looks like it would comfortable to wear.
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Nice job, you will see quite a few horns that started life as a screw tip and ended up having the tip pinned. The horn itself was a great pick to start with.
Tim C.
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Brian, sometimes Plan B turns out as good or better than the original intent. Well done, love the horn shape and color.
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Very nice. A very good horn-making project.