A Pair of Little Salt Horns.. plus two more!

[davec2]

Some time ago I had a few horns that were not big enough to do much with except cut up for other projects, but they were thin right to the tip.  So I made up this pair of (nearly) matched, black, salt horns with turned ebony base plugs and ebony spout plugs.  Fun to make.  The cascabels screw out for filling.

[Tim Crosby]

 Wow Dave. Those Are Beauties.

 Tim C.

[Don Getz]

Dave.........you must get busy on a gun, you have far too much time on your hands to produce these neat little do-dads,
You continue to amaze us with your neat little stuff............Don

[California Kid]

Don said just what I was thinking, time for a gun. You must have something in the works, HA HA!
If gas was cheaper I'd drive up there and inspire you!

[draken]

Wow Dave, those horns are truly beautiful.

[davec2]

Tim,  Thanks but these are not up to your horn work (which I admire each time you post something.)

Don, Cal Kid;  I have 5 rifles and 4 pistols in various stages of completion.  In addition, I am helping two friends build rifles and a blunderbuss, and a neighbor boy build a pistol.  On top of that, I am engraving the brass and reworking the stock on my fourth Thompson Center Seneca (just for practice).  I have more projects than I know what to do with and I blame this board for not having finished the pistols and rifles yet.  Every time I get close to finishing one, I see something done better by one of you guys and I have to do something over again.

And while we are talking about "little do-dads", here are two more salt horns.  These are scraped very thin so you can see how much salt you have left.

[Tim Crosby]

  Thanks Dave.
  The execution and detail on these is outstanding, very fine workmanship.

 Tim C.

[Ahtuwisae]

Very nice...love the translucent ones. 

[A.Merrill]

    Those are some fine horns.    AL

[KennyC]

Really nice thanks for sharing